Electrolysis of Salt Water - Aqueous Compounds | GCSE Chemistry

How can you use ELECTRICITY to turn SALT WATER into HYDROGEN and CHLORINE? Watch this video to find out.

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[@STEVEARABIA1]

Except it’s not this simple. The chlorine produced stays in solution and reacts with the hydroxide and sodium present. You will get sodium hypochlorite(bleach) and sodium chlorate depending on conditions.

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How do you separate the bleach

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How come when the sodium seperates from the chlorine it diesn't burn like sodium metal dropped into water?

[@Yua_12]

Because it turns into sodium hydroxide; which doesnt have the same properties as sodium

[@Yua_12]

But also the sodium Ion doesn't have the same properties as sodium, since they have a different number of electrons

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Hi when toxic flooding waters happens can Electrolysis save the us and environment?

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Is there a difference between dilute aqueous and concentrated aqueous? Or would this rules apply to both of these?

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The rules would apply to both. The only difference between dilute and concentrated, is that you have more chloride ions that can undergo electrolysis

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what happens if you use an ali cathode?, so far its just shiny but the graphite is breaking down

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will it eat it once enough naOH forms?

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