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Without water, rust is Fe2O3. It's commonly used as red die for cements and cheapest iron oxide. It's also useful with aluminum to make thermite (which generate
by yetihehe 6y ago
Without water, rust is Fe2O3. It's commonly used as red die for cements and cheapest iron oxide. It's also useful with aluminum to make thermite (which generates VERY high temperatures). Long ago I bought some Fe2O3, it was very fine powder and apparently waste from some chemical process.
Edit - mistook oxides.
- sycren 6y agoAre there any other useful chemical reactions that can utilise this waste product?