Rusting and corrosion
Metals such as iron slowly react with oxygen and moisture in air (rusting/corrosion); coatings such as paint, zinc or another metal protect them.
The idea, in English
Metals such as iron slowly react with oxygen and moisture in air (rusting/corrosion); coatings such as paint, zinc or another metal protect them.
Explain in Egyptian Arabic
metals زي الـ iron بتتفاعل بالراحة مع الـ oxygen والـ moisture اللي في الهوا (ده الـ rusting/corrosion)؛ والطبقات اللي بنغطيها بيها، زي الدهان أو الـ zinc أو metal تاني، بتحميها.
Builds on
Used by
- Why chromium resists the effect of atmosphere
- Economic importance of copper and zinc
- Economic importance of manganese
- Economic importance of nickel
- Economic importance of vanadium and chromium