Difference Between Rust And Corrosion

6 Differences Between Rust And Corrosion

S.NO.	Rust	Corrosion
1.	Rust is a type of corrosion that specifically refers to the degradation of iron and steel.	Corrosion can refer to the degradation of any material.
2.	Rust is caused by the reaction of iron and water.	Corrosion can be caused by a variety of factors, including water, acids, bases, and even air.
3.	Rust forms a reddish-brown flaky layer on the surface of the metal.	Corrosion can take on a variety of appearances depending on the material and the specific corrosion process.
4.	Rust can weaken the structural integrity of iron and steel.	Corrosion can weaken the structural integrity of any material.
5.	Rust can be prevented or slowed down through the use of coatings or corrosion inhibitors.	Corrosion prevention and control strategies depend on the specific material and corrosion process.
6.	Rust can be removed through sanding, grinding, or chemical treatments.	Corrosion removal and repair strategies depend on the specific material and corrosion process.

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