How iron is rusting?
Asked by rishabhambadi86.7spicertl
| 11th Jun, 2020,
11:22: AM
Expert Answer:
Rusting is a slow oxidation process in which iron slowly reacts with oxygen of the air in the presence of moisture and produces a flaky brown substance called rust.
Rust is hydrated ferric oxide (), which forms a reddish brown coating over iron.
Answered by Ramandeep
| 11th Jun, 2020,
12:09: PM
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