How can you separate the compound OCl?

Question

I am planning to do electrolysis of H2ONaCl (mainly for the purpose of obtaining Na and Cl separately) and I was wondering after separating the compound into H2Na and OCl, how would I separate OCl?

Answer 1

If you pass electricity through a water solution of NaCl, you will get chlorine, Cl2, gas bubbling out at the anode, while the area around the cathode will build up a sodium hydroxide, NaOH, concentration. If you add a few drops of phenolphthalein solution first, you will see a "red cloud" forming in the solution around the cathode. There are no such things as H2Na and OCl.

Answer 2

There is no such compound as OCl or H2Na.