Does this corrosion resistance exist due to the available third electron in the outer shell?

In response to the answer of aluminum's non corrosive characteristic.

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Aluminum appears to be corrosion resistant because, in fact, it is very reactive and corrodes very quicklyHowever, when it does, it forms an very tough oxide coating which prevents any further reaction from taking placeThus, the answer is a qualified yes.

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Aluminum appears to be corrosion resistant because, in fact, it is very reactive and corrodes very quicklyHowever, when it does, it forms an very tough oxide coating which prevents any further reaction from taking placeThus, the answer is a qualified yes.