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Aluminium is extracted by electrolysis. Iron is extracted by reduction with carbon. Which row of the table explains both facts? A aluminium is more reactive than ... show full transcript
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This row indicates that aluminium is more reactive than carbon, which is consistent with the fact that aluminium is extracted by electrolysis. Since carbon cannot displace aluminium from its ore, this reactivity is necessary. However, it also states that carbon is more reactive than iron, which is not true based on reactivity series.
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This combination is also incorrect. Aluminium is more reactive than iron, but it incorrectly implies that carbon is more reactive than iron, which is not supported by their respective positions in the reactivity series.
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This row correctly states that aluminium is more reactive than iron, affirming the electrolysis method for extraction. Additionally, it correctly indicates that iron is more reactive than carbon, which aligns with the method of extracting iron via reduction with carbon.
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