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Inorganic compounds generally do not have C-H bonds, while organic compounds do have such bonds. The distinction between inorganic and organic chemistry, however, is far from absolute.
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Why do they use graphite electrodes in the Hall–Héroult process?
The basic reason for using graphite as an anode is in Hall–Héroult process in the electrolytic reduction of alumina to aluminum metal is because graphite being an allotrope of carbon and an inert elec …
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