Are there different types of rust? Red rust, black rust, white rust, blue rust, green rust, yellow rust, brown rust.
Did you know that there are seven types of rust: "red rust," "black rust," "white rust," "blue rust," "green rust," "yellow rust," and "brown rust"?
"Red Rust" Chemical formula: Fe₂O₃, Cu₂O Target metals: Iron, steel, copper, copper alloys The "red rust" is something we often encounter in our daily lives. For red rust to occur, air and moisture are necessary, and corrosion begins through "ionization," which robs electrons from iron. As long as it is in contact with air and moisture, red rust (Fe₂O₃) will erode inward, ultimately causing the metal to crumble. However, the red rust that forms on copper (Cu₂O) has some ability to prevent corrosion from water and seawater, which is why it is sometimes used as a raw material for ship bottom paint. "Black Rust" Chemical formula: Fe₃O₄, Ag₂S Target metals: Iron, silver This "black rust" is commonly seen on iron frying pans and cast iron skillets. It is generated by heating the target metal at high temperatures and is referred to as "dry corrosion" because it does not involve water. Since black rust (Fe₃O₄) does not erode inward, it can actually suppress red rust by covering it. The black rust (Ag₂S) that forms on silver items such as tableware and accessories occurs due to a "sulfide reaction," where sulfur components found in skin and hair bind to silver. This black rust also does not erode inward. Continues to basic information ↓
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"White Rust" Chemical formula: Al₂O₃, 2ZnCO₃, 3Zn(OH)₂ Target metals: Aluminum, Zinc The whitish discoloration of aluminum sashes and plated products is called "white rust." It is formed when in contact with moisture. The white rust of plating (2ZnCO₃, 3Zn(OH)₂) does not usually corrode deeply and has corrosion resistance. White rust on aluminum (Al₂O₃) can destroy the protective oxide film on the surface and may corrode internally, so caution is needed. "Blue Rust" Chemical formula: CsSO₄, 3Cu(OH)₂ Target metal: Copper Also known as "verdigris," the green substance found on copper statues such as 10-yen coins and the Statue of Liberty is called "blue rust." It changes from red rust color to black-brown to verdigris through the combination of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and moisture. There is no internal corrosion, so covering with blue rust can prevent corrosion. For information on "Green Rust," "Yellow Rust," and "Brown Rust," please see the related links below.
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