Chemistry, asked by pk364065, 10 hours ago

Explain why rusting of iron is a chemical change?

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Answered by devansh7777777

Explanation:

Because it cannot be reversed

Answered by Pratyakshajanga

Explanation:

Chemical change is a change where a new substance is formed.

When Iron is exposed to air and moisture rusting takes places so a new substance is formed out of a reaction thus rusting is a chemical change.

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Explain why rusting of iron is a chemical change?​

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Explain why rusting of iron is a chemical change?