What type of chemical reaction is involed in the corrosion of iron
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oxidation reaction
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oxidation reaction
The Chemical Reaction That Forms Rust
Although rust is considered the result of an oxidation reaction, it's worth noting not all iron oxides are rust. Rust forms when oxygen reacts with iron, but simply putting iron and oxygen together isn't sufficient.
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Oxidation reaction
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⇒ The corrosion of the iron is a type of oxidation reaction.
⇒ Oxidation reactions are the reactions in which the substances combine with oxygen gas to form metal oxides.
⇒ Corrosion is the deterioration of metal due to presence of atmospheric oxygen and moisture.
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