General Principles & Processes of Isolating Elemen

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Ore                                                   Formula

Siderite                                            FeCO3

Malachite        &nb

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According to Ellingham diagram, the metal oxide with lower Δ G o is more stable than metal oxide of higher Δ G o at same temperature.

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Below 1350° C, Mg can reduce Al2O3 and above 1350°C, Al can reduce MgO (from Ellingham diagram).

Melting and boiling point of Mg are lower than that of Al.

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Ore                                                   Formula

Siderite                                            FeCO3

Malachite        &n

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(Cr, Mn) -> Thermite reduction

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Chlorous acid ⇒ HClO?

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DiBAL-H is electron deficient reducing agent as Burane and readily reduces electron rich sp.

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The slag formed is CaSIO3 which is lighter and has less melting point.

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Sphalerite is ore of zinc consists of ZnS during its concentration group 1 cyanides are used as depressants like NaCN

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Au + NaCN + O2 ® Na [Au (CN)2]

Z n + N a [ A u ( C N ) 2 ] N a 2 [ Z n ( C N ) 4 ] + A u

A i s [ A u ( C N ) 2 ] a n d B i s [ Z n ( C N ) 4 ] 2

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