aluminium even though a reactive metal,does not react with water. Explain why is it so?
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Because it is metalloid.
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sumitraarora26:
no
correct answer is :- aluminium reacts with 02 to form thin layer of Aluminium oxide. this prevents aluminium from any further reaction
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because in case of water any class not hallow for reacting .
H2O= H=1 atomic electron
and O=8 electron
then
2 H =1 electron + 1 electron
and
in case of O=8, mins 2 electron in s class and 6 in p block,class
mins 2 electron space is empty in O.
then 1 H is attach to 1 bond and 2nd attach to 2nd bond
then all block is fill up
so H2O is not react
sorry but it's wrong
oops sorry
it's ok
the right answer is :- Aluminium reacts with oxygen to form aluminium oxide. which sticks as a thin layer over aluminium metal. this layer prevents it from reacting with water
i got this answer from my friend who is Chem Expert
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