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Electro-chlorination is a process that utilizes electricity to transform saltwater or brine into sodium hypochlorite (NaClO) or chlorine gas (Cl2). This method is extensively employed in water treatment and various industries requiring chlorine-based compounds.
Here's the gist: an electric current passes through a salt solution in an electrolytic cell. This causes chloride ions to undergo oxidation at the anode, producing chlorine gas, while hydrogen gas is simultaneously generated at the cathode. The resulting chlorine gas can be used to create sodium hypochlorite, a potent disinfectant commonly used in water treatment and sanitation.
Electro-chlorination offers several advantages. It enables on-site production of chlorine-based disinfectants, eliminating the necessity of transporting and storing hazardous chemicals. Moreover, it's an environmentally friendlier option compared to other chlorine production methods, reducing the transportation of hazardous materials and cutting down the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing and distributing chlorine-based substances.