Aluminium and Iron are rendered passive with concentrated nitric acid.
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concentrated nitric acid is a strong oxidizing agnet so when it reacts with aluminium it forms a extremely thin layer of insoluble metallic oxide on aluminum which stops the reaction and make it inert or passive..it can be removed by rubbing sand paper or with reducing agents..
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Because Nitric acid is very strong oxidising agent.
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