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At the anode of a chlor alkali cell the reaction produces
Answer: A
Chloride is oxidised to chlorine, while hydrogen and hydroxide appear at the cathode. A little oxygen is also formed at the anode as an unwanted side reaction that lowers the current efficiency. Anode coatings are chosen to suppress it.
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