The metal oxide, which cannot be reduced to metal by carbon is:
Correct answer: D. Al2O3
- A. ZnO
- B. Fe2O3
- C. PbO
- D. Al2O3
Explanation
Option D is correct.Aluminum oxide (Al2O3) cannot be reduced to metal by carbon. Carbon is a good reducing agent, but it is not strong enough to reduce aluminum oxide. Aluminum oxide is a very stable oxide and requires a strong reducing agent, such as sodium or magnesium, to be reduced to metal.
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