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RUST and CORROSION

RUST and CORROSION. Rusting When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

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Page 1: RUST and CORROSION. Rusting  When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

RUST and CORROSION

Page 2: RUST and CORROSION. Rusting  When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

Rusting

• When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects.

• Rusting requires water and air to be present.

Page 3: RUST and CORROSION. Rusting  When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

How do we prevent rusting?

• Many methods are used to prevent water and air reaching the iron atoms.

• Think of three and list them down …..

Page 4: RUST and CORROSION. Rusting  When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

What did you come up with?

• Painting• Plastic Coating• Tin Plating• Galvanising• Chrome plating• Enamelling• Alloying

Page 5: RUST and CORROSION. Rusting  When Iron is exposed to the air – a bright orange compound called rust forms on the surface. It breaks down iron objects

Activity Time

• Turn to page 91 – Hook Books and copy and complete activity 7 (Hint: You will be tested on this is your assessment)….