Chemistry, asked by Lucifer11111, 1 year ago

why aluminum don't rust

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Answered by RHarsha

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aluminium forms an oxide layer of its own . then it will rust naa

Answered by prakriti27

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aluminium does not form its oxide, so it does not rust

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RHarsha: there is aluminium oxide compound

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