The process by which iron rusts needs
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Correct answer: A. both oxygen and water
- Step 1: Rusting is the reaction of iron with oxygen in the presence of water. Answer: both oxygen and water. Why not the others: oxygen only: Dry air does not rust iron. water only: Boiled water without air does not rust iron. carbon dioxide only: Carbon dioxide alone does not rust iron.
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