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3.3 Rusting

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GCSE Chemistry (.3 Air and water) Flashcards on 3.3 Rusting, created by Anisha Rai on 12/05/2016.

Flashcards by Anisha Rai, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Anisha Rai about 9 years ago

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Question	Answer
What is necessary for iron to rust?	Both air and water
What does rusting refer to?	The corrosion of iron
Describe an experiment to show that both air an water are necessary for rusting	The nail does not rust when air or water is not present Image: d48b0d77-667c-4dd0-8854-a323d7242981.gif (image/gif)
What are most of the ways in which rusting can be prevented based on?	The exclusion of air and water
What are some ways rusting can be prevented?	Greased nail Painted nail Nail wrapped in zinc Nail in copper Nail in tin Nail in magnesium

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