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Which two substances can, when melted, be electrolysed to produce metals?

April 26, 2017Chemistry Mathematics melted metals substances

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Which two substances can, when melted, be electrolysed to produce metals?

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CB is correct but one could argue that silicon is a metal. It has considerable metallic character in its chemistry and is metallic in appearance (dull grey rather like aluminium) and the oxide can be electrolysed to give Si by mixing it with calcium chloride.