sodium can be extracted by heating naturally occuring salt until it is

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sodium can be extracted by heating naturally occuring salt until it is molten. an electrochemical process is then used to extract the sodium. cl2 is produces at the anode and Na is collected at the cathode. write the half-reactions that occur at the anode and the cathode. identify each as either oxidation or reduction

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