Chemistry, 17.03.2020 23:09, joynerjaila

The oxidation of iron, commonly called rust, is the result of corrosion. In nature, the corrosion process occurs more rapidly in the presence of all BUT ONE of these substances. That is
A) acid.
B) metals.
C) salts.
D) water.

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