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This metallic object, partially covered in rust, is dipped into a certain liquid. After a specific duration, the rust is entirely eliminated. What is this liquid and how does it operate? Now, let's immerse these rusted nuts and bolts fully into the same liquid. As time passes, the rust seems to detach from the metal. This solution functions by interacting with and dissolving iron oxide, the primary component of rust. When applied to a rusty surface, this solution which typically contains phosphorus acid reacts with the rust, transforming it into a soluble compound that can be easily rinsed

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Extra info for whoever is interested:
This solution functions by interacting with and dissolving iron oxide, the primary component of rust. When applied to a rusty surface, this solution which typically contains phosphorus acid, hyrdocloric acid or tannic acid reacts with the rust, transforming it into a soluble compound that can be easily rinsed

Also, Phosphoric acid is also capable of striping certain types of paint

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you can use vinegar or muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) to do this

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Also if you dont clean that off and oil or lube, then the rust comes back uniformly with a vengeance