The correct option is A NaCl+KCl+KF
In Down's process, molten sodium chloride (common salt) is electrolyzed using a graphite anode and a ring-shaped iron cathode. The two electrodes are separated by a wire gauge partition to avoid the mixing of sodium and chlorine so formed.
As sodium chloride melts at a very high temperature of 1085K, a mixture containing sodium chloride, potassium chloride and potassium fluoride (NaCl+KCl+KF) is employed. This mixture melts at about (850−875)K.