Two ores A and B are taken. On heating ore A it gives co2 whereas ore B gives sulphur dioxide. What is the nature of ore A and B
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(i) Ore A is a carbonate ore.
The steps involved in extraction of A are:
(a) Calcination The carbonate ore is heated strongly in the limited supply of air to produce metal oxide.
(b) Reduction to metal The oxide ore is reduced with C (coke).
(ii) Ore B is a sulphide ore.
Following steps are involved in its extraction:
(a) Roasting The sulphide ore is heated strongly in the presence of excess of air to produce metal oxide.
(b) Reduction Oxide of metal B is reduced by carbon to obtain the corresponding metal.
The steps involved in extraction of A are:
(a) Calcination The carbonate ore is heated strongly in the limited supply of air to produce metal oxide.
(b) Reduction to metal The oxide ore is reduced with C (coke).
(ii) Ore B is a sulphide ore.
Following steps are involved in its extraction:
(a) Roasting The sulphide ore is heated strongly in the presence of excess of air to produce metal oxide.
(b) Reduction Oxide of metal B is reduced by carbon to obtain the corresponding metal.
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