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Roasting of ores is done in...

Roasting of ores is done in

A

Presence of an execess of air or oxygen

B

Presence of superheated steam

C

Absence of air

D

Presence of a limited supply of air

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a

Once n ore is concentrated, it may be neccessry to convent the mineral to a compound more suitable the reduction. Reasting is the process of heating a comecetrated ore below its melting point in the pressence of execes of air to obtain the oxide .
Sulphide minerals such as zinc ore (containing the minerals aphalterite `ZnS` are usually roasted befor reducing them to the metal).
`2ZnS(s) + 3O_(2)(g) overset (heat) To 2 ZnO(s) + 2SO_(2)(g)`
`Delta H = - 684 kJ mol^(-1)`
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