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Why aluminium cannot be obtained by reduction of its oxide with carbon?​

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Answered by FFaakarsh
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Aluminum is placed higher to carbon in electrochemical series (reactivity series). It indicates that Al is stronger reducing agent than carbon. So carbon can not be used to reduce Al from AlO. Therefore Al cannot be extracted from its ore using carbon reduction.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Aluminum is placed higher to carbon in electrochemical series (reactivity series). It indicates that Al is stronger reducing agent than carbon. So carbon can not be used to reduce Al from AlO. Therefore Al cannot be extracted from its ore using carbon reduction.

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