Question

Iron is a solid, gray metal. Oxygen is a colorless gas. When they chemically combine, rust is made. Rust has a reddish brown color. Why is rust different from the iron and oxygen that it is made of?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It is now a new chemical reaction and has different properties now.