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What is the reason Aluminum does not corrode easily despite being a reactive metal?
AIt is a noble metal
BFormation of a protective oxide layer
CIt does not react with oxygen
DIt is treated with kerosene
✓ Correct Answer: B — Formation of a protective oxide layer
Aluminum quickly forms a thin, tough layer of aluminum oxide that prevents further corrosion.
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