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In electrometallury of aluminium , what will happen if graphite rodes are not used as anode and are replaced by some other metal ?

A

`O_(2)` liberated at node will react with aluminium to give back `Al_(2)O_(3)`

B

`F_(2)` will be liberated at anode instead of `O_(2)`

C

The process of electrometallurgy will become non-spontaneous

D

Aluminium oxide splits into `Al^(3+)` and `O^(2-)` ions only in presence of graphite

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A

If some other metal is used as the anode other than graphite then the oxygen liberated at anode will convert some Al to `Al_(2)O_(3)`.
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