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Draw a Well-labelled Diagram of Extraction of Aluminium. Write the Anode Reaction in Electrolytic Reduction of Alumina. - Science and Technology 2

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Draw a well-labelled diagram of extraction of Aluminium. Write the anode reaction in electrolytic reduction of Alumina.

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At anode: \[\ce{2O^{2-} -> O2 + 4e-}\]

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