Tin is fairly resistant to tarnishing, rusting, oxidation, corrosion, whatever you want to call it. Tin (Sn, atomic #50) forms a thin layer of either stannous (SnO) or stannic (SnO2) oxide which prevents any further reaction. This makes tin fairly stable when used as a material for building.
Yes, it usually develops brownish spots. Iron does not tarnish just from being in contact with oxygen, but other chemicals are needed. One chemical that tarnishes iron is hydrochloric acid (2 HCl)
There are a few different things that could happen to tin if scratched. Tin could rust out or disintegrate for example.
The can is made of steel, thinly coated with tin or another non corrosive metal. If the can gets scratched, then the steel can start to rust.
it would explod
Parts of the zinc near its interface with an aqueous solution of tin acetate dissolve into zinc cations in the soution, and the corresponding electrical charge of tin cations is reduced to metallic tin, usually adhering to the surface of the remaining zinc.
Tin (Sn) when reacts with dilute nitric acid it forms tin nitrate and hydrogen gas, just like zinc, with concentrated acid it may form other products also.
Tin-Tin Kyrano was created in 1965.
The can is made of steel, thinly coated with tin or another non corrosive metal. If the can gets scratched, then the steel can start to rust.
You get Tin Steel Mix
quickly oxidation
The problem is likely a scratched disc if other games play fine
No product is produced. Both cooper and tin are not reactive metals.
you just start to bleed but some times you nd stitches
The wager is usually returned to the bettor...
Bob the Stickman is simply a man made of sticks that just happens to be called Bob. =] Tin Tin XXX
You feel horney and relaxed
it would explod
Their inside swell up until they bust open.
The disc has the potential to get scratched, especially if the disc was spinning when the console was moved.