Chemistry, asked by rkamana004, 9 months ago

hi guys what is electrolytic reduction

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Answered by sumanthmaddela2004

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The electrolytic reduction is a type of electrolysis. The oxides , hydroxide and chlorides of metals in fused state are electrically reduced by using this method. The metals are extracted at the cathode . Certain metals like Na , K, Mg , Ca , Al are obtained by electrolytic reduction process.

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