Question

will iron rust if kept in vacuum​

Answer 1

Answer:

Rusting", or more chemically correct "oxidation", is a reaction with oxygen in the atmosphere. Iron reacts with oxygen and turns into iron oxide, the reddish-brown substance commonly referred to as "rust". In space there is no atmosphere with any oxygen to react with, so any iron in space would not rust.

Answer 2

Answer:

Rusting", or more chemically correct "oxidation", is a reaction with oxygen in the atmosphere. Iron reacts with oxygen and turns into iron oxide, the reddish-brown substance commonly referred to as "rust". In space there is no atmosphere with any oxygen to react with, so any iron in space would not rust

so answer is no

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