Why rusting of iron is faster in saline water than in normal water???
Bhargav , 8 Years ago
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Umakant biswal
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@ bhargav
rusting of iron takes place in a greater speed in the presence of salt .
in saline water salt is present in more quantity .
and those salt will act as a catalyst for oxidation process .
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rusting of iron takes place in a greater speed in the presence of salt .
in saline water salt is present in more quantity .
and those salt will act as a catalyst for oxidation process .
HOPE THE REASON IS CLEAR NOW
ALL THE BEST ..
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