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What acts as a catalyst in the rusting of iron ?
oxygen
iron
nitrogen
moisture (or water)
- Oxygen: It is indeed necessary for rusting. It reacts with iron in the presence of water, forming iron oxide or rust.
- Iron: It is the metal that undergoes rusting but does not act as a catalyst. A catalyst accelerates a reaction without being consumed.
- Nitrogen: It does not participate in the process of rusting, hence not relevant here.
- Moisture (or water): Acts as a medium, facilitating the reaction between iron and oxygen. It provides the electrolyte necessary for the electrochemical reactions involved in rusting.
- Correct Answer: Moisture (or water).
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