SEVERAL letters have appeared in NATURE respecting conditions under which iron rusts. The usually accepted view has been that iron will not rust unless carbonic acid is present. After a very careful ...
IN NATURE of February 21 (p. 390) appears a letter from Prof. Wyndham R. Dunstan in which he represents me as having concluded “that carbonic acid is essential to the rusting of iron, and that rusting ...
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