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6. Rusting ofiron is an irreversible and slow process. Explain.​

Answer 1

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No, rusting of iron is a irreverisible and chemical change, we can't get the iron back by electroplating.In the process of rustingof iron when the iron is exposed to the atmosphere is reacts with the oxygen of the atmosphere to form hydrated iron oxide which is the rust.

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Answer 2

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Rusting is usually used to designate rusted steel and iron the process is also called oxidation because the chemical reaction is one where oxygen combines with iron.

Any commercially made “steel wool” of “0000” (“super fine” grade) will ignite and burn quickly at very high temperature. That’s oxidizing and oxidizing is the rusting of steel or iron. Rusting can happen slowly when the amount of contact between iron and oxygen is limited in some way.

So,  rusting of iron is a slow change.

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