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The Beauty of Rust
Shiny is pretty, but it sometimes lacks character. Rust is decay, but it is also transformation. Iron and oxygen meet, and time itself paints their surfaces in copper, orange, and dark browns. What begins as corrosion becomes a truly remarkable palette that rivals autumn leaves or desert canyons. We’re quite enamored with it. Photo by Marie Proročenko on Unsplash Look closely at rusted metal…
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Rust Introduction
In this article, we’ll see Rust Introduction. What is Rust Rust is a general-purpose compiled system programming language. It supports functional and imperative paradigms. The Rust Programming Language is a safe language created by Graydon Hoare in 2006 as a side project at Mozilla. Supposed to be better C was adopted by Mozilla to write Servo instead of writing in C++. Since 2009 under the wings…
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Rust Tutorial with Rust Structs, Rust Introduction, Rust Features, first_program, if-else, Intro, Loop, Structure, Slices, Rust Installation, Rust Ownership, References and Borrowing, if_in_a_let etc.
Getting Started with Rust Programming. This first chapter of the book will get us going with Rust and its tooling. First, we'll install Rust. Then, the classic 'Hello World' program.
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What is Rust? How do corrosion inhibitors work, what are they?
What is rust?
When metal is introduced to air and moisture the progression of corrosion begins. This process is referred to as rusting. Technically rust refers only to the oxidation of iron or steel , but people often refer to all metal corrosion as rust. The rust or corrosion of metal has an effect on the tools and equipment we use for work, and the products we use to get away from work. From a rusted lug wrench, rusty hooks in a tackle box, or rust on our gun, we hate rust. We dislike corrosion affecting a single wrench, let alone the lures in our tackle box. So how can we protect tools from the elements? Corrosion Inhibitors. With corrosion inhibitors you can protect your gear by not allowing the rust and corrosion progression to ever start.
What are corrsion inhibitors, how do they work?
As the name suggests, rust and corrosion inhibitors, delay corrosion. This can be achieved an any number of different ways depending on the metal you are trying to protect. Some rust inhibitors are a coating, applied to metal to give it a layer of rust protection. Tools are sometimes covered with a clear coat to prevent rust. You may have also seen powder coated tools, like the different color sockets to help you recognize the size of the socket. If you have ever actually used a set like this, you will notice that you quickly wear through that pretty protective layer, leaving your tool unprotected. Sometimes when you buy new parts or tools they will be wrapped in a saturated plastic or coated craft paper. This paper is coated in a different kind of rust and corrosion inhibitor. It is called Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor, or VCI. Due to its proven success with protecting metal from rust and corrosion it has been used industrially for more that 5 decades. VCI is different than other corrosion inhibitors in that it creates a thin coat on the metal impregnating the smallest crevices and releases a vapor that bonds with the air and moisture to eliminate rust and corrosion. As it bonds with the moisture in the air it stops rust and corrosion from ever beginning.
