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Will i get lye if i electrify salt water and boil it down?

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Will i get lye if i electrify salt water and boil it down?
« on: 06/11/2019 22:08:24 »
Will i get lye if i electrify a solution of salt water for a period of time and then boil down this solution?
Also to save you the time i am aware of the safety concerns during the boiling step.
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