Chemistry, asked by vippandian6567, 1 year ago

Aluminium is more reactive than iron but it doesnt corrode like iron

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Answered by rhea8
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Aluminum is more reactive than iron but it doesn't corrode It is because of aluminium oxide layer. Aluminium outer surface layer is oxidized whenever it came in contact with the air and so result in aluminium oxide layer which is resistive in nature and remain attached to it. So due to this it act as protective layer to inner aluminium to get oxidized with air while in iron as the surface layer of iron is oxidized, it form rust which is not remain attached to iron and fall off exposing the inner iron for further oxidation.

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Answered by antarahlms
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Answer:

same as the above one

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