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Technically speaking, tin cannot rust because "rust" is iron oxide, a compound of iron and oxygen. Tin is its own element. It does suffer from corrosion, but at a much slower rate than iron or copper.

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  • Technically speaking, tin cannot rust because "rust" is iron oxide, a compound of iron and oxygen. Tin is its own element. It does suffer from corrosion, but at a much slower rate than iron or copper.
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  • Technically speaking, tin cannot rust because "rust" is iron oxide, a compound of iron and oxygen. Tin is its own element. It does suffer from corrosion, but at a much slower rate than iron or copper.
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