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The blood falls is caused by a chemical reaction between iron and oxygen and when oxygen touches or reactes with iron rust or iron oxide is created. This makes the falls look like it is blooding.

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The article didn't appear for me, but I researched it and found it is because of a chemical reaction between oxygen and iron.

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I couldn't see the article, but I learned that most important information as to why the blood falls looks red is because it is due to oxidized iron in brine saltwater. This is the same process that gives iron a brownish-reddish color when it rusts.

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The blood falls is caused by a chemical reaction. The glaciers contain iron in them and the oxygen collides with it causing it to bleed.

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The blood falls shouldbe contained because of the fumes and unstable environment, because the pollution in the air.

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Due to the oxygen and abundant amount of moisture also because of salt cause iron to rust in the color red.

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(Couldn't see the article, took me to padlets but I'm going to make an educated guess based on the information provided and what I've learned today.) The most important part of this article in my opinion would be that the rust is exposed only at high levels of oxygen in the air,  and when it reacts with the saltwater. I think the rust is caused by these instances, probably caused by pollution or atmospheric conditions.

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The most important part of the article would be that the rust is a result of a chemical reaction which oxidizes the iron turning it red.

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I think that the most important information in the text was that the rust is the result of a lot of exposure to air, water,/moisture and the salt.

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I think the most important information is that red rust is a sign of heavy exposure to air and moisture. It is important because I think the information makes it evident that the metal was outside for a long period of time, or is very old.

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The chemical reaction between the oxygen and salt form rust and cause the ice to look red.

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The chemical reaction causes the Iron to oxidize making it rust. This rust is atmospheric .

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The area where blood falls is must be a very contaminated and unstable environment, because the air is so polluted that the iron is turning blood-red.

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I think the most important information was the chemical reaction between iron and an abundant of oxygen with water exposure which creates the red rust.

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The image displayed rusting due to the high oxygen content in the air as well as the high water content (due to it being next to the water source.)

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I think the most important information is that the red rust occurs due to heavy exposure to air and moisture combined with salt that is contaminated.

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Red Rust

Hydrated oxide Fe2O3•H2O
(high oxygen/water exposure)

Rust from Iron (III) oxides forms due to high oxygen and water exposure resulting in red rust.

Red rust is the result of heavy exposure to air and moisture, combined many times with a contaminate (salt).

This type of rust is most likely atmospheric because typically there are no signs of rust runs or streaks on the metal parts/equipment where the rust has formed.

With red rust, there is uniform corrosion, most often from a very corrosive environment.

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Just like Judah it's taking me straight to the pallet. Im gonna say that the glaciers are saltwater based and or fell into saltwater making the iron rust into a red color. Also maybe there is strong winds where the glaciers at making the iron rust.

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The chemical reaction is with the iron in the saltwater oxidizing which turns it red.

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the chemical reaction is with the iron in the glaciers causing the glaciers to turn \ bleed red

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I agree with Judah and I think that its a chemical reaction with the iron in the glacier causing it to rust and turn red

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The links are taking me to the padlets,but im going to guess and say that the iron in the glaciers is literally knee deep in seawater which might cause it to oxidize and rust,taking on that red hue.