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Liquid sodium can be produced from a concentrated solution of sodium chloride,
NaCl. First the NaCl solution is evaporated until only solid NaCl deposits remain. The
solids are crushed, melted, and placed in an electrolytic cell called a Downs cell.
Inside the cell, sodium ions are reduced to liquid sodium at the cathode. Then the
liquid sodium is removed. In which part of the production of sodium described above
does a chemical change take place?
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