Chemistry, asked by rbolox, 1 year ago

why rusting reduces the structural strength of iron

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Answered by suraj9039

It makes them weaker, by replacing the strong iron or steel with flaky powder. Some oxides on some metals such as aluminum form just a thin layer on top which slows down further corrosion, but rust can slowly eat away at even the biggest piece of iron. ... Rust is a lot less magnetic than iron.

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