If NaCl is used as an electrolyte in electrolysis which among the following will happen:
(i) Sodium ion moves to Cathode
(ii) As NaCl separates, chloride becomes a cation
(iii) Sodium chloride never dissociates in electrolysis.
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As NaCl separates, chloride becomes a cation
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answer is option (i) sodium ion moves to cathode.
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This is because when sodium chloride is added to water it dissolves in it and break into ions Na+ and Cl- .
As we know cathode is negative and anode is positive and unlike charges attract each other, the ions will move to theirrespective opposite charges.
So, that's why Na+ moves towards cathode
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