Electrolysis of Brine

The video explains the electrolysis of brine, a process that separates sodium chloride into useful products like hydrogen, chlorine, and sodium hydroxide. It details the reactions at the anode and cathode, where chlorine and hydrogen gases are formed, respectively. The video also highlights the industrial applications of these products, such as in cleaning and water treatment.

What is brine and how is it used in the electrolysis process?

What gases are produced during the electrolysis of brine and at which electrodes do they form?

Describe the role of the anode and cathode in the electrolysis of brine.

Explain the significance of chlorine produced from the electrolysis of brine.

What are the uses of sodium hydroxide produced in the electrolysis of brine?