Chemistry
State two differences between: Rusting and Burning.
Oxygen
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| Rusting | Burning |
|---|---|
| Rusting is slow oxidation. | Burning is fast oxidation. |
| Both air and moisture are necessary for rusting. | Only air is necessary for burning. |
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