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sodium cannot be extracted by electrolysis of brine solution.why? explain briefly
Asked by | 06 Oct, 2012, 05:47: PM
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Sodium is a reactive metal, and so can't be extracted by electrolysis of an aqueous solution. So, the liberated sodium reacts with water and forms NaOH.
Answered by | 07 Oct, 2012, 09:24: AM
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