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The Oxidation of Aluminum Occurs Slowly, Due to the Formation

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The oxidation of aluminum occurs slowly, due to the formation of which substance on the surface of the metal? Hint: Consider the reaction of aluminum and oxygen.


A) AlCl3(s)
B) Al2(SO4) 3(s)
C) Al(NO3) 3(s)
D) Al2O3(s)
E) Al(OH) 3(s)

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