Aluminium reacts with dilute $HCl$ and liberates a gas '$A$' and with aqueous alkali liberates a gas '$B$'. $A$ and $B$ respectively are
- A$Cl_2, O_2$
- B$O_2, O_2$
- C$Cl_2, H_2$
- D$H_2, H_2$
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