ummm well... take an iron bar, pour some water on it, and expose it into the air. nothing happens.
Water and oxygen are both needed. Without either one the iron will not rust.
Because after this chemical reaction a new compound is formed - iron oxide.
Oxygen on metals may have many different effects depending on the metal and what the oxygen is combined with. Oxygen combined with moisture on the metal of steel or iron will cause the metal to rust.
They combine to form rust. You might be able to guess from what's combining that "rust" is apparently an iron oxide.
Rusting is the name given to the reaction between iron and oxygen to form iron oxide. Iron has various different oxides, but the oxide formed is usually iron(III) oxide. The word equation isiron + oxygen => iron(III) oxideand the symbol equation is4Fe + 3O2 => 2Fe2O3
It prevents oxygen and moisture from combining on the metal which would create rust.
Neither. Iron is mined and then extracted from its ore.Steel, though is often made by combining iron with carbon
the three things are water, moisture and air
Iron does form chemical bonds, for example, when it rusts it is combining with oxygen.
Not with out water or some moisture.
Oxidisation, which is when the moisture in Oxygen comes into contact with the metal.
Oxidisation, which is when the moisture in Oxygen comes into contact with the metal.
No, because rusting has to do with oxygen and IRON. Wax (obviously) has pretty much nothing to do with iron. See, rusting is basically the reaction of oxygen or moisture/water on iron.
Water and oxygen are both needed. Without either one the iron will not rust.
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It is the iron combining with oxygen in the presence of water causing "rusting" Hope that helped fools
ANSWER:oxygen and water