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The products of electrolysis of concentr...

The products of electrolysis of concentrated common salt solution are

A

`Na+Cl_(2)`

B

`NaOH+H_(2)Cl_(2)`

C

`H_(2)+O_(2)`

D

`Na0H+CI_(2)+O_(2)`

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B
Aqueous NacI on electrolysis it gives NaOH `H_(2)` and `CI_(2)`
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