Consider the Ellingham diagram shown below. Choose the INCORRECT statement among the following choices.Ag₂0500 °C1500 °C+250CuoAG rxn (kJ)OZnOSiO₂MgO-500-1000500Mg0 is more stable than SiO₂ at all temperatures.O At 500 °C, ZnO can be reduced to Zn through reaction with Mg.At 500 °C, Ag,0 is more thermodynamically stable than Ag.Ⓒ Above 1500 °C, CO cannot be reduced to C by coupling with the oxidation of Zn.-C → CO₂C→COCaO1000 1500 2000 2500Temperature (°C)

Ellingham diagram is the graph plotted between ∆G° and Temperature for the formation of oxide for…

Consider the Ellingham diagram shown below. Choose the INCORRECT statement among the following choices. Ag₂0 500 °C 1500 °C +250 CuQ AG rxn (kJ) O ZnO <-500 -1000 MgO is more stable than SiO, at all temperatures. At 500 °C, ZnO can be reduced to Zn through reaction with Mg. At 500 °C, Ag,0 is more thermodynamically stable than Ag. Ⓒ Above 1500 °C, CO cannot be reduced to C by coupling with the oxidation of Zn. SiO₂ MgO -C → CO₂ C→CO Cao 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Temperature (°C)

Consider the Ellingham diagram shown below. Choose the INCORRECT statement among the following choices. Ag₂0 500 °C 1500 °C +250 CuQ AG rxn (kJ) O ZnO <-500 -1000 MgO is more stable than SiO, at all temperatures. At 500 °C, ZnO can be reduced to Zn through reaction with Mg. At 500 °C, Ag,0 is more thermodynamically stable than Ag. Ⓒ Above 1500 °C, CO cannot be reduced to C by coupling with the oxidation of Zn. SiO₂ MgO -C → CO₂ C→CO Cao 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Temperature (°C)

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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