Zinc cannot be extracted from zinc oxide via CO reduction because:
(Given: Ellingham diagram)
1. | \(\Delta G_{f}^{o} \) of Zn from ZnO is lower than that of CO2 from CO |
2. | \(\Delta G_{f}^{o} \) of ZnO from Zn is lower than that of CO2 from CO |
3. | ZnO is less stable than CO |
4. | ZnO is more stable than CO |
The better reducing agent for ZnO is:
1. C
2. CO
3. CO2
4.
Al can reduce MgO under the following conditions:
1. Above 500 °C, Al can reduce MgO
2. Below 500 °C, Al can reduce MgO
3. Below 1350 °C, Al can reduce MgO
4. Above 1350 °C, Al can reduce MgO
The thermodynamic property useful for selecting the reducing agent is:
1. Gibbs free energy change .
2. Internal energy change.
3. Specific heat capacity.
4. None of the above.