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You can do that already with electrolysis, but why would you? It's way more expensive than approaches like reverse osmosis.
by astrodust 9y ago
You can do that already with electrolysis, but why would you? It's way more expensive than approaches like reverse osmosis.
- ars 9y agoIf you electrolyze salt water you will generate chlorine and hydrogen gas (instead of oxygen and hydrogen). The water will also contain lye from the leftover sodium.
- yomly 9y agoGCSE Chemistry :)
- kylehotchkiss 9y agoDOH (to me). This was the answer I needed to see. Thanks for saving me from this tangent!