What place does rusting affect?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Rusting is a form of corrosion specific to iron. Rusting is the process of degradation by oxidation of iron metal to an oxide-hydroxide compound. The cation in this compound is Fe (II). The anions are O (-2) and OH (-1). When iron turns into this compound, it becomes brittle and weak; this is why it flakes and exposes more iron to be rusted. There are things we can do to mitigate or reduce the effects of rust. Surfaces can be painted (this protects the metal from the environment containing oxygen and water, which are necessary for rusting to occur), or can be galvanised (a thin layer of zinc is coated onto the iron by dipping it in molten zinc, and zinc resists corrosion). We can also plate iron or steel (which is mostly iron) with chromium, nickel or some other metal that stands up to corrosion better than iron or steel.

Answer 3

Objects rust if they contain the element Iron, which reacts with Oxygen to form either Red Rust which is Iron (III) Oxide Fe2O3, or Black Rust which is Iron (II) Oxide FeO. In general, water is necessary as a catalyst for the formation of rust; salt is also a powerful catalyst for rusting. Red Rust (reddish-brown and powdery) will form where there is plentiful Oxygen. Black Rust will form in Oxygen-poor environments such as buried objects, underwater objects or dirt-caked metal like the underbody of an automobile. Black Rust will slowly convert to Red Rust upon continued exposure to air.

Answer 4

from long exposer to water and oxygen


Rusting is a simple term for oxydisation. Oxygen will attack unprotected metals on an atomic level and break it down. That is why metals that rust must be painted or oiled to create a seal between the metal and the air

Answer 5

Rusting primarily affects iron and steel surfaces, causing them to corrode and weaken over time. This process occurs when iron is exposed to oxygen and moisture, leading to the formation of reddish-brown iron oxide (rust) on the surface of the metal. Rusting can compromise the structural integrity and longevity of objects made from these materials.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Rusting is the oxidation of iron and alloys containing iron; the metal is transformed in oxide. Rusting is the source of destruction for components and structures.

Answer 8

Rusting occur in water containing oxygen.