How can sodium be obtained from sodium chloride?

By electrolysis of brine solution(when water is mixed with NaCl called brine solution) we can extract sodium that will be deposite on Cathode. Their must be any other method but this is only known to me. read more

Sodium can be removed from sodium chloride by heating the salt until molten, and inducing an electrical current though it. First done historical with Sodium hydroxide, by Humphrey Davy in 1807. This page may be out of date. read more

For commercial use today, sodium is extracted from a combination of molten sodium chloride and calcium chloride through the Down's process. This is an electrolysis process in which an electric current goes through this molten mixture in a container with compartments to separate the sodium from the chlorine. read more