Chemistry, asked by GillSAAB7119, 1 year ago

although aluminium is above hydrogen in the electrochemical series, it is stable in air and water. why?

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Answered by moksh10

Aluminum has great affinity towards oxygen so whenever it reacts with either air or water it forms a coating of aluminum oxide(Al2O3) and so further reaction cannot take place.
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Answered by rs4158445

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Aluminum has great affinity towards oxygen so whenever it reacts with either air or water it forms a coating of aluminum oxide(Al2O3) and so further reaction cannot take place.

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