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In Down's Process, for manufacture of sodium metals, `CaCl_(2)` is added to `NaCl` in order to :

A

Increase ionisation of `NaCl`

B

Increase the melting point of NaCI

C

Decrease the melting point of `NaCI`

D

Increses conductance of electrolyte

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