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olga2289 [7]
4 years ago
7

Give four differences between rusting and burning​

Chemistry
2 answers:
laila [671]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

burning is a rapid process, rustig is a slow process. burning releases light during the process,rusting does not. burning can speed up with addition of more external conditions, rusting cannot be sped up greately by addition of external materials. burning results in release of large amts of heat, rusting very little amt of heat

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olganol [36]4 years ago
7 0

-Rust happens when something is unpolished and is old. Burning has been modified by heat.

-Burning is a chemical change. Rust is a physical change.

-Burning something cannot be fixed back to its natural form, while when something is rusted it can possibly be re-used and fixed.

-The texture of something burnt is usually fragile and brittle while rust makes (metal for example) gritty.

-Rust usually forms solely on metals while almost anything can be burned.

note: you asked for 4 answers but i gave you 5 in case you didnt like any of them. <em>Hope this helps!</em>

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