Science, asked by reetanagdape9qp7, 1 year ago

colour of window made of iron when it is rust

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Answered by Sidyandex
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Aluminum oxide erosion likewise looks significantly more like aluminum (dull dim to fine white in shading), so it isn't as simple to see as rusted iron.

At the point when press consumes the shading changes and it really extends.

This extending and shading change can deliver huge red pieces that we as a whole know as rust.

Answered by tiwaavi
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Answer ⇒ Reddish Brown Color Layer or rust is Formed.

Explanation ⇒  When the Windows are rusted, this means that the Iron is Corroded, because the Corrosion of the Iron is Scientifically called as the Rusting.

In this Process of the Rusting, Iron combines with the Water and Oxygen and Form a compound whose chemical formula is,  Fe₂O₃.xH₂O.

This Compound is called as the Rust. It is Reddish Brown in color.

It is harmful for the Iron materials as it destroys them .

To prevent it keep the iron materials or tools away from the Water and Keep them Polished time to time.


Hope it helps .

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