Chemistry, asked by dhajan0ishaasriv, 1 year ago

RUSTING OF IRON IS QUICKER IN SALINE WATER THAN THE ORDINARY WATER. GIVE REASON

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Answered by jainparul1973

Rusting of iron is quick in saline water as it has the level of moisture is more in saline water as in distilled one.( I think so it might be the reason only)

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