Why Pure forms of iron is not used?
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Iron ore oxidizes, or rusts, when it comes in contact with oxygen. ...Iron is a brittle, hard substance, classified as a metal in Group 8 on the Periodic Table of the Elements. The most abundant of all metals, its pure form rapidly corrodes from exposure to moist air and high temperatures.
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rust is basically combination of Fe2O3 and Fe (OH)3
no. it is Fe2O3*nH2O which happens when iron articles are subjected to moisture in the air
then I have also hydroxide and oxygen ions
that is what is rust
together it is called rust
Si
silicon???
Si means yes
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pure form of iron is corrosive and can rust easily.
pure iron reacts fast with moisture in the air and rusts.
it is hence highly reactive.
pure iron is soft and cannot be used as it is.
hence most of the times alloys of iron like steel are preferred as they are stron, non corrosive and last long. their melting point is also high
pure iron reacts fast with moisture in the air and rusts.
it is hence highly reactive.
pure iron is soft and cannot be used as it is.
hence most of the times alloys of iron like steel are preferred as they are stron, non corrosive and last long. their melting point is also high
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