
Answer: C. With dilute sodium chloride the products are oxygen at the positive electrode (water is oxidised in preference to the dilute chloride) and hydrogen at the negative electrode.
With concentrated sodium chloride the high chloride concentration gives chlorine at the positive electrode, while hydrogen is still produced at the negative electrode. So dilute gives oxygen and hydrogen; concentrated gives chlorine and hydrogen.
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