How do you make sodium chlorate?

Answer 1

Get saltwater and a transformer.

then, strip the end of the transformer and solder to 2 nails (label which is +ive and -ive)

heat the saltwater to around 90C, then put the solution into a jar.

put the 2 electrodes in the jar, and turn on the transformer!

on 1 electrode, NaClO3 will be formed, and on the other, hydrogen.

DO THIS OUTSIDE!!!!!

good luck.

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Answer 2

Draw a circle and in the middle write Na which stands for Sodium. Nest draw another circle off to the right and write Cl in the middle which stands for Chloride. Lastly draw a line connecting both of the circles to create you atom, this is called a bond. There you go, you have NaCl which is better known as table salt. :D I hope this helped you!

Answer 3

Sodium chlorate is typically produced by electrolyzing a solution of sodium chloride (table salt) in water, which results in the formation of sodium chlorate and hydrogen gas at the anode. The process involves passing an electric current through the solution to drive the chemical reaction. Sodium chlorate is then isolated and purified from the resulting solution.