Sodium can not be extracted by the elect...

Sodium can not be extracted by the electrolysis of aqueous solution of sodium chloride.

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Due to higher discharge potential of `Na^(+)` than that of `H^(+)`.

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Electrolysis of aqueous HCI solution puodu

`H_2` gas at the anode

`H_2` gas at the cathode

`CI_2`gas at the cathode

`CI_2` and `O_2` gases both at the anode

`H_2` gas at the anode

`H_2` gas at the cathode

`Cl_2`gas at the cathode

`Cl_2` and `O_2` gases both at the anode

Acidic

Alkaline

Neutral

Insoluble