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Which of the following best explains why
aluminium does not usually corrode in moist
conditions?
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Aluminium does not react with oxygen.
2
Aluminium does not react with water.
3
Aluminium is an alloy.
4
Aluminium is protected by a layer of aluminium oxide.



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Final answer:

Aluminium is protected by a layer of aluminium oxide in moist conditions.


Explanation:

Aluminium does not usually corrode in moist conditions because it is protected by a layer of aluminium oxide that forms on its surface.


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