Why rusting of iron objects is faster in coastal areas than in deserts?
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It is because of moisture. There is greater amount of moisture on coastal areas and there is very low amount of moisture in a desert.
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In coastal areas there is more moisture in air due to the presence of sea. But, in desert there is a scarcity of water and hence air is almost dry there. Both air and moisture are necessary conditions for rusting. So, rusting is faster is coastal areas than in desert.
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