A nail lying on the pavement and rusting becomes heavier. Consider whether this observation can be explained using the law of conservation of mass.
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Well.
Where is the mass going?
At the same time, it connects with oxygen, so there is something else
Oxygen connects to the steel. Oxygen also has weight
He’ll be harder? Well – I just read the answer from “newcomer” and believe him. I’m a rivet in physics.
But if something smells, it’ll break up sometime. And then the grate leaves rather – so the part becomes easier? Can someone tell me?
he’s getting harder because he’s oxidizing. If he continues to rust, the weight is even heavier but he crumbles. If one weighed the roseth baptism he would still be heavier than new nail
Good. As I said, I’m a rivet about this. I’d have to weigh it in my own attempt. Thank you.
please, please 😉
I mean, don’t quite understand the question…