Why iron sheets are coated with zinc ?

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Becoz..after that it doesn't react with atomospheric oxygen..and it didn't get rust.. this process is known as galvanisation..

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The iron sheet are coated with zinc to prevent rusting nd this is known as galvanization....

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Just to avoid getting reacred with iron to form ferrous oxide which is the reason of rusting.

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The iron sheets are coated with zinc to prevent the risk of rusting. production of iron sheet has been an expensive thing to do and if it gets rust then it will get wasted. an and coating of iron with zinc is termed as galvanization...

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Iron sheets coated with zink to protect them from rusting..

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To prevent it from rusting..and any damage

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Reaction doesn't take place

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The zinc is coated on iron  because  zinc works as resistor for rusting. it prevents rusting of iron.

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Iron pipes are generally coated with zinc be the galvanization process. The process of applying a protective zinc layer into the upper exposed surface of steel or iron in order to prevent rusting.

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To minisise it's corrosion

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To prevent from rusting

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To prevent rusting

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Iron piper are generally coated with zinc by the galvanization process (or vanizing as it most commonly reterred )
.This is the process of applying a protctive zinc layer onto the upper oxposed surface of steel or iron in order to prevent rusting

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