Why does rust differ from iron and oxygen

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Rust is a iron oxide,usually red oxide formed by redox reaction of iron and oxygen
in presence of water or air moisture.Several forms of rust are distinguishable both
visually and by spectroscopy,and form under different circumstances.Rust consists
by hydrated iron.(III)oxideFe20your welcome,I'm <em>Roxaroo!!!!!!!!!!!!!</em>

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