An ore on treatment with dilute hydrochloric acid produces brisk effervescence. What type of ore is this? What steps will be required to obtain metal from the enriched ore?
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The type of ore is "Carbonate Ore"
Steps required to obtain pure metal from this are:
1)Calcination, to obtain oxide of the metal.
2)Reduction,reacting the oxide of the metal with carbon monoxide.
3)thus pure metal will be obtained.
For Example:
Consider the ore to be zinc Carbonate.
Steps for obtaining pure metal:
1)zinc carbonate ---(heated in absence----Zinc Oxide + carbon dioxide
of oxygen)
2) zinc oxide + carbon monoxide -------- Zinc + carbon dioxide
(pure metal)
Steps required to obtain pure metal from this are:
1)Calcination, to obtain oxide of the metal.
2)Reduction,reacting the oxide of the metal with carbon monoxide.
3)thus pure metal will be obtained.
For Example:
Consider the ore to be zinc Carbonate.
Steps for obtaining pure metal:
1)zinc carbonate ---(heated in absence----Zinc Oxide + carbon dioxide
of oxygen)
2) zinc oxide + carbon monoxide -------- Zinc + carbon dioxide
(pure metal)
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Ans is carbonate ore
1.calcination: -carbonate ore is heated in limited supply of air and oxide is obtained, e.g.
ZnCo3(s) ---------->Zn(s) + Co2
2.reduction with carbon: -oxide ore is heated with carbon. E. g.: -
Cu(s) +2AgNo3(aq) ----->CUNO3(aq) +2Ag(s)...
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