Chemistry, asked by mgranandhi8927, 1 year ago

Rusting of iron is quicker in saline water not in ordinary water, why?

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rusting of water is quicker in saline water as compared to ordinary water because their saline water is more active more reactive then the normal water to make the rust on the surface of metal

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