Iron rusts when it is exposed to which two substances together?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Oxygen and moisture
- Step 1: Rusting needs both oxygen and water; without either one iron does not rust. Answer: Oxygen and moisture. Why not the others: Nitrogen and carbon dioxide, Hydrogen and light and Argon and dry air don't fit.
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