Rusting of Iron
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This printable fill-in-the-blank worksheet helps 6th graders understand the chemistry of rusting. Students complete a two-part passage explaining how iron combines with oxygen to form rust, how rusting weakens steel, and the economic impact on structures like cars, bridges, and machinery. Includes a 41-word word bank. Suitable for chemistry lessons, science review, or reading comprehension in earth science units.
Word Bank
- best
- bike
- bolts
- bridges
- cars
- changes
- clean
- combines
- common
- consistent
- continues
- element
- every
- excellent
- exposed
- iron
- main
- mold
- money—more
- non-flammable
- nuts
- out
- oxide
- oxygen
- parts
- people
- problem
- rain
- rust
- Rusting
- steel
- strong
- substance
- tanks
- termites
- things
- unprotected
- used
- water
- weaker
- wondered
- year
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