Explain why iron pipe for carring water are coated in with zinc
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iron pipe are galvanized to prevent it from rusting.
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Its is because zinc cannot rust like iron.
The process of covering iron with zinc to prevent rusting is galvanising.
Zinc is used as a sacrificial metal in this case as it is more reactive than iron so it gets oxides first, which takes a long while, before it is fully diminished and the iron beneath gets rusted.
The process of covering iron with zinc to prevent rusting is galvanising.
Zinc is used as a sacrificial metal in this case as it is more reactive than iron so it gets oxides first, which takes a long while, before it is fully diminished and the iron beneath gets rusted.
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