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Aluminium oxide is not reduced by chemical reaction since
Options
(a) reducing agent contaminate
(b) the process pollute the environment
(c) aluminium oxide is highly stable
(d) aluminium oxide is reactive
Correct Answer:
aluminium oxide is highly stable
Explanation:
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