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The electrolytic reduction of alumina to aluminum is made possible by the Hall-$H$éroult process in the presence of:
- AIn the presence of $NaCl$
- BIn the presence of fluoride
- CIn the presence of cryolite which lowers the melting point of the mixture
- DIn the presence of cryolite which raises the melting point of the mixture
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