Metallurgy, Lecture 3 | Class 10 SSC | Ionic compounds and properties of ionic compounds

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When electrolysis of aqueous sodium chloride takes place, chlorine gas is formed at the anode and 𝗵𝘆𝗱𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗲𝗻 𝗴𝗮𝘀 is liberated at the cathode. Aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide is also formed.

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Sodium chloride is dissociated and exists as sodium and chloride ions in aqueous solution. Electrolysis of sodium chloride is easier in aqueous solution. But, water itself can undergo reduction and oxidation reactions at different potentials. So, the substance that is oxidized or reduced is not sodium and chloride ions alone but it may involve the water molecule also.

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At 9:13 how cation can be small and anion can be big ? Cause Let take nacl Na (cation ) e.c- 2,8,1 Cl. (anion) e.c- 2,8,7 Here Na is big as per while going right to periodic radius goes on decreasing..... So anion is small and cation can be big . 😊😊😊😊😊

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​@@VRGROUPS sun Bhai when we consider cl- it's electronic configuration is (2,8,8) three shells When we consider Na+ it's electronic configuration is (2,8) two shells hence cl- a anion is bigger than Na + a cation

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