Ordinary water helps rusting to take place faster hence, rusting occurs in both ordinary and distilled water.

It means that rusting of iron can take place in ordinary water also. Rusting of iron takes place in both ordinary and distilled water, which is option 'c'.

The correct option is B oxygen, oxide. Iron undergoes rusting in the presence of oxygen and moisture to produce a reddish-brown flaky substance, iron oxide.

This will as a result help in rusting. So yes, rusting of iron can take place in distilled water, provided it is not a closed system. Q.

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