WHY DOES THE METAL DO NOT CORRODE WHEN IT IS PAINTED

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Metals corrode when it reacts with air and moisture. Presence of both air and water are necessary for corrosion. When the substance is painted , it cut off the contact between metal and air, thus metal is not able to react with air and moisture. So it does not corrode when painted.

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