Chemistry: Atoms First
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Chapter 26, Problem 26.52QP
In basic solution, aluminum metal is a strong reducing agent and is oxidized to AlO2− Give balanced equations for the reaction of Al m basic solution with the following: (a) NaNO3, to give ammonia, (b) water, to give hydrogen; (c) Na2SnO3, to give metallic tin.
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