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NEET Questions / Chemistry / General Principles And Processes Of Isolation Of Elements
In the extraction of copper from its matte, the role of silica is primarily as a:
Reducing agent for copper oxide.
Flux to remove ferrous oxide as slag.
Oxidizing agent for sulphide ores.
Electrolyte in the electrolytic refining process.
The process of adding a calculated amount of coke in the blast furnace during iron extraction serves primarily to:
Oxidize iron impurities in the ore.
Reduce ferrous oxide to iron and provide a source of heat.
Form a protective layer on molten iron.
Increase the melting point of the slag.
Which metal, due to its high reactivity, is extracted by the electrolysis of its molten chloride using a Downs cell?
Zinc
Copper
Sodium
Lead
A sulphide ore of metal M is roasted to produce a mixture of metal oxide and metal sulphate. Leaching this mixture with dilute selectively dissolves the sulphate, leaving the oxide behind. Which combination of properties of M is MOST LIKELY responsible for this behaviour?
M forms a sulphate that is significantly more soluble than its oxide, and the oxide is relatively stable in dilute acid.
M forms a sulphide that is easily roasted, and the resulting sulphate is insoluble in dilute acid.
M forms an oxide and a sulphate that are both readily soluble in dilute acid, but the sulphide is resistant to roasting.
M forms an oxide that is more soluble than its sulphate, and the sulphide is easily converted to the oxide during roasting.
Which of the following metals is LEAST likely to be extracted by pyrometallurgical methods?
Al
Fe
Cu
Zn
During the electrolytic refining of copper, tellurium is found primarily in which part of the electrolytic cell?
Anode mud
Cathode deposit
Electrolyte
None of the above
Which of these processes is NOT directly involved in the extraction of aluminum from bauxite?
Roasting
Leaching
Electrolysis
Purification of ore
The process of zone refining is based on the principle that:
Impurities are more soluble in the melt than in the solid state of the metal.
Impurities are more volatile than the metal being refined.
Impurities react with the added reagents to form volatile compounds.
Impurities have higher melting points than the metal being refined.
Which method is used for concentrating sulphide ores?
Froth flotation
Magnetic separation
Leaching
Gravity separation