Chemistry, asked by Jain3706, 11 months ago

Why rusting of iron is quicker in saline water than ordinary water?

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Answered by nehaabrahamjoji

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Explanation:

rusting of iron is an oxidation process i.e, removal of electrons due to the presence of salt in saline water it behaves like an electrolyte. and hence that is the reason.

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