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4. Aluminium does not rust because
(a) a thin layer of aluminium carbonate, forms a rust-resistant shield.
(b) a thin layer of aluminium oxide forms a rust-resistant shield.
(c) a thin layer of aluminium chloride forms a rust-resistant shield.
(d) a thin layer of aluminium sulphate forms a rust-resistant shield.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Aluminum oxide consists of atoms of aluminum and oxygen bonded together. ... structure changes just enough to become chemically inert and thus unable to react rapidly with additional water molecules or atmospheric oxygen. This change in molecular structure is why aluminum oxide metal resists corrosion.

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Answered by jpraswanth
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Answer:

B is the right answer

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