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How many of the following pair is CORRECTLY matched?

(I) Zone refining : Silicon

(II) Poling : Sn

(III)Van Arkel method : Titanium

(IV) Froth floatation method : Calamine

(V) Puddling : Wrought iron

(VI) Calcination : Sphalerite

(VII) Carbon reduction : Bauxite

Answer:
4
Solution:

Correct pairs: (I) Zone refining is used for semiconductors like Silicon; (II) Poling purifies Tin (Sn); (III) Van Arkel method refines Titanium (Ti); (V) Puddling is used to manufacture Wrought iron.

 

Incorrect pairs: (IV) Froth flotation is for sulfide ores, but Calamine (ZnCO₃) is a carbonate ore; (VI) Calcination is for carbonates/hydroxides, but Sphalerite (ZnS) requires roasting; (VII) Bauxite undergoes electrolytic reduction, not carbon reduction.

 

Conclusion: Exactly 4 pairs—namely (I), (II), (III), and (V)—are correctly matched, making the final answer 4.00.

Stream:JEESubject:ChemistryTopic:MetallurgySubtopic:Ellingham diagram & Reduction methods, Refining of metal
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