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Why does an aqueous solution of sodium chloride on electrolysis give H2 at cathode instead of sodium? - Chemistry (Theory)

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Why does an aqueous solution of sodium chloride on electrolysis give H2 at cathode instead of sodium?

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An aqueous solution of sodium chloride gives hydrogen gas (H2) at the cathode instead of metallic sodium during electrolysis because sodium ions (Na+) are not discharged. Instead, water is reduced at the cathode.

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