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Why rust makes things crumble?
2Fe2O3 + 3H2O > FeOOH. H2O
Is a rust on a bucket nonliving or living thing?
Rust on a bucket is nonliving. Rust is a chemical reaction that occurs when iron is exposed to oxygen and water, causing it to corrode and form iron oxide. Living things are organisms that exhibit characteristics such as growth, reproduction, and metabolism, which rust does not possess.
Why do things rust in salt water?
Things rust in salt water because salt is a catalyst for the oxidation process that causes rust. When salt dissolves in water, it forms an electrolyte solution that accelerates the flow of electrons between the metal and the surrounding environment, leading to the formation of rust more quickly than in fresh water.
What is the difference between rust on metal and rust on plants?
Rust on metal is an oxide of that metal. Most commonly it refers to iron oxide.Rust on a plant is a disease caused by a pathogenic fungus.In English the same word is used for these two very different things, possibly because the fungus on a leaf looks something like rust on iron. Many other languages use completely unrelated words for the two things.
What is it called when things rust?
Only iron rusts. We call it the oxidation of iron. It is also known as corrosion.
What are some good things about rust?
There is nothing good about rust.
What chemicals make things rust?
There are various chemicals that make things rust and a good example is muriatic acid. Rust occurs when iron is oxidized.
How much does rust cost yearly?
nothing,things rust for free
How much does rust cost us yearly?
nothing,things rust for free
How much rust cost us yearly?
nothing,things rust for free
Where will iron rust more quickly-in the tropics or antarctica and why?
Tropics as iron rusts due to the the moisture present in the air.In Antarctica there is no or very little moisture whereas in the tropics the amount moisture is high. ===================== The formation of rust requires not only iron, but also oxygen and water. The most common form of rust is FeO(OH), which, when it occurs naturally, is called goethite. 4Fe(s) + 3O2(g) + 2H2O(l) --> 4FeO(OH)(s) Rust which forms under water is Fe(OH)3. The dehydrated rust found in arid regions is Fe2O3. Despite the abundance of oxygen in the interior of Antarctica, little rusting occurs because of the lack of water. The interior of Antarctica is a very, very dry place.
Does carbon make things rust?
No.
Where can I find anti-rust things?
You can find anti-rust things at a store that is known as wal-mart. They have hundreds and thousands of anti-rust products for auto upkeep materials and will be great for you.
What condtions make things rust?
soggy and wet conditions can make metal rust
How do people affect antarctica?
They do things
What things rust?
Iron and iron alloys.
What are somethings that can rust?
things that are made out of iron
