Statement-1: Oxide ore of iron are concentrated through calcination/roasting in an reverberatory furncae.
Statement-1: The water of crystallisation of hydrated oxide ore get get lost as mositure, carbonate ore get decomposed to form oxide and sulphide if present is oxidised.

The chief ores of iron are haemalite (Fe_2O_3) , magnetite (Fe_3O_4) , limonite (FeO(OH)) and siderite (FeCO_3) .In the extraction of iron , oxides ores of iron, after concentration through calcination/roasting in reverberatory furnace are mixed with lime stone and coke and fed into a blast furnace. Here, the oxide is reduced to the metal. Reducing species in the extractive metallurgy of iron from haematite ore is :

The chief ores of iron are haemalite (Fe_2O_3) , magnetite (Fe_3O_4) , limonite (FeO(OH)) and siderite (FeCO_3) .In the extraction of iron , oxides ores of iron, after concentration through calcination/roasting in reverberatory furnace are mixed with lime stone and coke and fed into a blast furnace. Here, the oxide is reduced to the metal. Which of the following is obtained as a slag in the extraction of iron from haematite ore ?

The chief ores of iron are haemalite (Fe_2O_3) , magnetite (Fe_3O_4) , limonite (FeO(OH)) and siderite (FeCO_3) .In the extraction of iron , oxides ores of iron, after concentration through calcination/roasting in reverberatory furnace are mixed with lime stone and coke and fed into a blast furnace. Here, the oxide is reduced to the metal. Which of the following is obtained as a slag in the extraction of iron from haematite ore ?

The chief ores of iron are haemalite (Fe_2O_3) , magnetite (Fe_3O_4) , limonite (FeO(OH)) and siderite (FeCO_3) .In the extraction of iron , oxides ores of iron, after concentration through calcination/roasting in reverberatory furnace are mixed with lime stone and coke and fed into a blast furnace. Here, the oxide is reduced to the metal. Reducing species in the extractive metallurgy of iron from haematite ore is :

Give reason for the statement. The sulphide ore is converted to oxide before reduction.

Calcination and roasting process of ores to form their oxides are beneficial:

Statements : The concentration of sulphide ores by froth floation is based on emulsifcation . Expabnations : Pine oil in water forms emulsion .

An ore that can be converted into its oxide by roasting. halide ores sulphide ores carbonate ores fluoride ores