The rusting of the iron is a slow oxidation. In this slow oxidation matter links up with oxygen very slowly. There is no flame. THE HEAT THAT IS GIVEN OFF IS SO SLIGHT THAT IT CANNOT BE FELT.
No but it can make it melt if enough is applied.
its actually exothermic.
Rust becomes magnetised when heated.
No
During the burning process, a large amount of heat is released. On the other hand, very little amount of heat is released during the rusting process.
Yes, flashlights produce heat.
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Yes, it does produce heat energy.
The proper use for devices and equipment that produce heat require that they not be placed near other combustible materials. Combustible materials are things that can catch fire easily like paper or gasoline.
Heaters use electricity to produce heat by resistance.
no
Although the process of rusting does release heat, the precess itself is very slow, so the rate at which the heat is released does not produce a noticeable change in temperature.
In some ways. Rusting is an oxidation reaction similar to fire and it does release heat, but it is so slow that the heat does not affect the reaction. In a fire the heat released goes helps sustain the reaction.
During the burning process, a large amount of heat is released. On the other hand, very little amount of heat is released during the rusting process.
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Differences:RUSTING :Rusting is a slow process.Little heat is released.Both air and moisture are necessary for rusting.COMBUSTION:Burning is fast oxidation.large amounts of heat are released.Only air is necessary for combustion.In other words, Rusting is much slower than combustion, and rusting in the strictest sense can occur only with iron or its alloys.
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Rusty nails are more likely to harbour virii and bacteria than bright clean ones, due to their roughened surfaces, but the rusting does not produce the micro-organisms. They can be sterilised by heat or disinfectant.
Iron combines with oxygen to produce iron oxide, which is rust.
It is an exothermic reaction. However, rusting of iron liberates only a small amount of heat as compared to other forms of metal corrosion.
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