why are the surfaces of aluminium and magnesium rendered passive on exposure to air
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- The surfaces of aluminum and magnesium are rendered passive on exposure to air as they go through the phenomenon of passivation
- Passivation is the coating on the surface that makes the substance passive.
- It helps to reduce the effect of corrosion on the environment.
- Aluminum (Al) naturally forms a thin oxide layer.
- This creates a physical barrier and reduces the chances of further oxidation in nature.
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