Question: a ) Derive the Clausius - Clapeyron Equation using one of the four fundamental equations. Using the relation and the P - T diagram of

a) Derive the Clausius-Clapeyron Equation using one of the four fundamental equations. Using
the relation and the P-T diagram of water; explain briefly how ice-skaters skate on ice easily.
b) Derive the Van't Hoff equation. Briefly explain Temperature - Kp (Equilibrium constant)
relation, plotting respective graphs.
Mn+12O2=MnO,GT0=-388900+76.32T(Jmol)
a) Calculate the oxygen partial pressure (PO2) at 600 and 1000K. Plot logPO2-1T change
of the reaction and label the phase fields.
b) Calculate the direction of the reaction at 900K and PO2=10-30atm. Show this
conditions on the graph.
c) Calculate the equilibrium temperature under PO2=10-30atm.
CO2(g)+C(s)=2CO(g)
a) Using the Bouduard reaction, calculate gas composition in a furnace under 1atm total
pressure and 1100K.
b) Under the same furnace conditions, is it possible to reduce VO to V by CO?
Using the Ellingham Diagram given below,
a. Explain whether Cu2O can be reduced at 1000C by Nickel (Ni) or not. Why?
b. Explain the reason why oxidation reactions of carbon have negative and zero slope
(forming CO and CO2, respectively), whereas all the others have positive slope.
d. Which one (Mg or Al) has higher affinity to oxygen (oxidation)?
e. Determine the Entropy and Enthalpy change of the Ti-TiO2 reaction.
f. At what temperature the reduction efficiency of H2 and CO will the same?
g. For Si-SiO2 reaction, determine the equilibrium PCOPCO2 and PH2PH2O ratio at 500C.
h. Which one can be reduced easier (from its oxide), copper, silver or calcium? W
 a) Derive the Clausius-Clapeyron Equation using one of the four fundamental

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