Chemistry, asked by golumusic08, 1 year ago

What is corrosion ? Why aluminium sheets do not corrode easily ?


raghavb471: Unlike iron and steel, aluminium does not rust or corrode in moist conditions. Its surface is protected by a natural layer of aluminium oxide. This prevents the metal below from coming into contact with air and oxygen.

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Answered by karthikasokan16
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Corrosion is the reaction of particles with other particles to form a new product which damages the original object. Corrosion depends upon the reactivity of the object. Aluminium sheet does not corrode easily because aluminium is not that reactive

raminder1: it is very reactive bro
raminder1: there is some other reason
Answered by devarth624
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Answer:

Corrosion is the reaction of particles with other particles to form a new product which damages the original object. Corrosion depends upon the reactivity of the object.

Aluminium sheet does not corrode easily because aluminium forms a protective layer of aluminium oxide after reacting for first

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