Yes it does!
do salt water have a affect on apple
It creates microscopic 'cracks' in the surface - allowing moisture to penetrate deeper than it would normally. Therefore the metal rusts from the inside out.
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I don't think steel rusts.iron rusts but steel will not rust. copper also does not rust.Steel ruststeel also rust in some conditionsAll steels and low-alloy steels rust in moist atmospheres. In some circumstances, the addition of 0.3% copper to carbon steel can reduce the rate of rusting by one quarter or even by one half.
Tomato juice in a typical tomato fruit contains acid. Well, take it as vitamin C aka Ascorbic acid. We are aware that the condition that a metal rusts is when it is exposed to air ( mainly oxygen ) and water. There are conditions where metal rusts at faster rate. For instance, when metal come upon contact with an acid or salt water. Here is what happens. When the acid in tomato come upon contact with metal, a chemical reaction takes place. This happens as metal begins to react with the acid to form salt and hydrogen gas. Part of the metal that remains become more affected as the condition surrounding it is optimum for rusting of metal to occur. The metal is oxidized into metal ion while the water (in tomato juice contains hydroxide ion) will dissociates into becoming hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. The hydroxide ions receives the electron donated by the metal to become oxygen gas. When there is the presence of both ions ( metal ions and hydroxide ions ) the ions combines to form metal hydroxide which will later dehydrate into rusts.
it does not
It doesn't make a difference weather it is saltwater or freshwater because they will cool at the same rate it is just that when saltwater evaporates it will leave the salt particles behind.
The bigger the particle the lesser the dissolution.
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factors that affect the rate of mechanical weathering?
It is so because of its high density.