Physics, asked by barsadarnal5, 5 months ago

how magnesium protect iron from rusting​

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Answered by shrutidas0706
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The magnesium donates electrons to the iron, which slows down the rusting process. This is effective even for the parts of the iron which are not in direct contact with the magnesium. The magnesium corrodes instead of the iron, 'sacrificing' itself.

Answered by Anonymous
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The magnesium donates electrons to the iron, which slows down the rusting process. This is effective even for the parts of the iron which are not in direct contact with the magnesium. The magnesium corrodes instead of the iron, 'sacrificing' itself.

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