Which risk increases when attempting rapid electrolysis of water using a high-concentration NaCl electrolyte?

💡 Explanation

Increased cell voltage increases overpotential on both electrodes, because of the Nernst equation; therefore chlorine production at the anode increases rather than only oxygen, decreasing efficiency, passivation is unrelated, and pressure is not necessarily related to hydrolysis rate.

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