Evaluate the following using thermodynamic reasoning: i. Addition of salt in 7-up results in intense bubbling....

  

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Evaluate the following using thermodynamic reasoning: i. Addition of salt in 7-up results in intense bubbling. i. Entropy favors random mixing. Yet we may observe that surface has more solute than the bulk. This effect diminishes as temperature increases. i. Itis expected thata defect free solid should have lower energy. Yet we talk about equilibrium concentration of vacancies. iv. Mg or Ce is added in molten cast iron to make SG Iron. v. A component may sublime at STP. vi. From thermodynamic data you can tell about the conditions in which a metal may passivate. vii. In laboratory conditions, a liquid may not freeze when you keep it below the normal freezing point. viii. In some situations, Helmholtz free energy criterion should be used instead of Gibbs free energy criterion. ix. The line separating two allotropes in a unary phase diagram may have positive or negative slope. x. In a given metal sample, you may find much higher concentration of vacancies. xi. If a metal melts, the slope of line in Ellingham diagram would increase. However, when oxide melts, the slope of line in Ellingham diagram would decrease. xii. Entropy of universe is increasing. xii. Immiscibility in liquid state can help us in machining of the alloy. xiv. Phase diagrams are based on the concept of Chemical potential. xv. There is a suitable spontaneity criterion for a Process carried out in a closed container from which no heat gets in or comes out. xvi. Practical efficiencies of heat engines are much lower. xvii. In electrochemical processes, the conditions for reversibility may be approached. xviii. Electrochemical reduction may be more useful than carbon reduction in some situations. xix. In some cases direct reduction of oxides is not practically feasible. Xx. lodine sublimes under normal conditions. Evaluate the following using thermodynamic reasoning: i. Addition of salt in 7-up results in intense bubbling. i. Entropy favors random mixing. Yet we may observe that surface has more solute than the bulk. This effect diminishes as temperature increases. i. Itis expected thata defect free solid should have lower energy. Yet we talk about equilibrium concentration of vacancies. iv. Mg or Ce is added in molten cast iron to make SG Iron. v. A component may sublime at STP. vi. From thermodynamic data you can tell about the conditions in which a metal may passivate. vii. In laboratory conditions, a liquid may not freeze when you keep it below the normal freezing point. viii. In some situations, Helmholtz free energy criterion should be used instead of Gibbs free energy criterion. ix. The line separating two allotropes in a unary phase diagram may have positive or negative slope. x. In a given metal sample, you may find much higher concentration of vacancies. xi. If a metal melts, the slope of line in Ellingham diagram would increase. However, when oxide melts, the slope of line in Ellingham diagram would decrease. xii. Entropy of universe is increasing. xii. Immiscibility in liquid state can help us in machining of the alloy. xiv. Phase diagrams are based on the concept of Chemical potential. xv. There is a suitable spontaneity criterion for a Process carried out in a closed container from which no heat gets in or comes out. xvi. Practical efficiencies of heat engines are much lower. xvii. In electrochemical processes, the conditions for reversibility may be approached. xviii. Electrochemical reduction may be more useful than carbon reduction in some situations. xix. In some cases direct reduction of oxides is not practically feasible. Xx. lodine sublimes under normal conditions.

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solution d1 15 septomber When we aded salt to 1up we expercene irterss fizzing This is becaure Tup h... View the full answer