The complex salt formed when aluminium dissolves in sodium hydroxide solution is
a
Na3AI(OH)4
b
Na2AI(OH)3
c
NaAI(OH)3
d
Na4AI(OH)4
e
NaAI(OH)4
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I_am_Mofeoluwa
1 year ago
The complex compound formed when aluminum dissolves in aqueous sodium hydroxide is NaAl(OH)4. This is because when aluminum reacts with sodium hydroxide, it forms a complex ion [Al(OH)4]-.
