Chapter 21: Q21.79P (page 975)
Why do steel bridge-supports rust at the waterline but not above or below it?
Short Answer
There isn't enough oxygen below the waterline, and there isn't enough water above the waterline for rust to form.
Chapter 21: Q21.79P (page 975)
Why do steel bridge-supports rust at the waterline but not above or below it?
There isn't enough oxygen below the waterline, and there isn't enough water above the waterline for rust to form.
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