Usually zinc because itis low cost, easy to cover the iron with, and prevents rusting
they use zinc (Zn) :)
zinc!:D
Zinc
You don't want stuff falling off your roof, so you don't want the nails to rust. Zinc, unlike other metals, will not rust, so you wrap the nail with a coat of zinc to prevent rusting.
I done this experiment for 3 weeks and the juice i used (white Grape Juice) did not rust the nail.
Yes & No. Iron is an Element with symbol Fe. Most Nails are an alloy of Iron and other metals and usually coated or anodized. However most nails will still have the properties of pure Iron, such as magnetism and oxidizes rapidly. Iron is an element. Nails are made using iron or iron alloys.
Yes, rusting nails is a chemical reaction. I just went over this in chemistry class last week.
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The nails should be covered by the shingles or caulk. They should not be rusting.
You don't want stuff falling off your roof, so you don't want the nails to rust. Zinc, unlike other metals, will not rust, so you wrap the nail with a coat of zinc to prevent rusting.
It needs more than being coffee to prevent
so the things you build with it wont fall or brakedown
Normally nails aren't made of an alloy however they are galvanized, this means they have a coating of a less reactive metal such as Zinc as to prevent rusting of the nails. Nails are normally made out of iron.
7.What effect does water pH have on the rusting of nails?
I done this experiment for 3 weeks and the juice i used (white Grape Juice) did not rust the nail.
Galvanized nails are nails treated with Zinc to prevent rusting and other types of corrosion. They are generally used in circumstances where the area may be exposed to drastic elements (humidity, wetness etc.).
Yes & No. Iron is an Element with symbol Fe. Most Nails are an alloy of Iron and other metals and usually coated or anodized. However most nails will still have the properties of pure Iron, such as magnetism and oxidizes rapidly. Iron is an element. Nails are made using iron or iron alloys.
If you're speaking about nails as in "hammer & nails" then the effect of water and oxygen will eventually corrode them by rusting.
The fat present in milk becomes deposited on nails and it is water repellent.
Common (uncoated) finishing nails would work.