The system formed in the high-temperature reduction of solid ZnO by solid carbon is found to contain the following constituents at equilibrium: ZnO(s), C(s), Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). How many phases are present in this reaction? (2) A. There are two phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and a phase containing of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). B. پر E. There are three phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and a phase containing of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). C. There are five phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and gas phases of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). D. There are two phases present, since the constituents are in equilibrium. None of the above. ENG 21:
The system formed in the high-temperature reduction of solid ZnO by solid carbon is found to contain the following constituents at equilibrium: ZnO(s), C(s), Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). How many phases are present in this reaction? (2) A. There are two phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and a phase containing of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). B. پر E. There are three phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and a phase containing of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). C. There are five phases present, namely; the solid phases ZnO(s) and C(s), and gas phases of Zn(g), CO(g), and CO2(g). D. There are two phases present, since the constituents are in equilibrium. None of the above. ENG 21:
Chapter21: Potentiometry
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Problem 21.11QAP
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