Why are the anode and cathode compartments
separated in the extraction of sodium.
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Downs Cell for the Production of Sodium
In the Downs Cell a circular iron cathode surrounds the carbon anode and the products of the electrolysis are separated by steel mesh or gauze to prevent them coming into contact and reforming sodium chloride.
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anode and cathode compartments separated so that chlorine can be removed from sodium chloride
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