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Because blood doesn't rust.
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If iron rusts outside our body why doesn't it rust in our blood?
Actually, it does. Rust refers to the oxidation of iron, and the hemoglobin of blood oxidizes and carries oxygen to all the other parts of the body in a complicated molecular process.
Does Ebonite rust?
no because Ebonite is rubber. Rubber doesnt rust.
Do rusting occur inside human body given that there is presence of ions n oxygen in human body?
The iron in blood exists in bound form (it forms part of haemoglobin), so the oxygen cannot oxidise it and form rust.
Why is rust bad?
it doesnt look pretty
How long does metal soaked in pepsi rust?
it doesnt
Why do old cars rust but their chrome bumpers do not?
Because The Chromium blockes out oxogen so the bumber doesnt rust
Does rust have a smell?
Rust? it indeed has a smell! it smells like blood.
Can a delorean rust?
because of the stainless steel body construction the body will not rust. The chassis however can rust and is a common problem with Deloreans
Does aluminum rust in coke or tap water?
aluminum doesnt rust. it oxidises so needs oxygen from any source
Why don't car radiators rust?
car radiators used to be made of copper, copper doesnt rust. most radiators are now made from aluminum.aluminum also does no rust
Why is the blood received by the right atrium dark red?
It is returning from the body's tissues and lower is oxygen. Oxygen causes the blood to be red like rust. The lower the amount of oxygen the less red the blood is.
What is body oxidants in plain English?
As you might know, there is iron in blood (makes it red - just like rust) Oxidation is another word for rust. Iron in or blood cells gets into larger cells and causes them to 'rust'. The cell dies and another one has to take its place, but the body cant keep up sometimes (for complex reasons) that's why its a good idea to take anti-oxidants (certain vitamins).
