Chemistry, asked by kadheejans, 4 months ago

There are two shipwrecks. One in deep water and the other in shallow water. Which one is less rusty. Why?

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Answered by hariuthiras
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the amount of oxygen absorbed by the water also effect the rate of rusting, as the deeper you go in the water there is less oxygen meaning the rate of rusting for the shipwreck is slower as rust occurs when there is a lot of oxygen begin mixed, however on the top surface of the water there is more oxygen absorbed in the water, so there will be an increase in the process of rust forming. last but not least depending on the type of material used to create the ship depends on the rate of the rust, if the ship is made out of iron then that will rust more quicker than if the ship was made out of steel or aluminum.

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