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i) What is the composition of molten slag, formed in the extraction of iron in the blast furnace?
ii) What is the use of slag?

i) Molten slag in the extraction of iron is calcium silicate(CaSiO3). ii) Slag is used for constructions of roads.

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6 Why is that iron does not occur as a metal in the crust of the earth? What are the common compound forms in which iron occurs? Which of these is more often used for extracting iron? Why are carbon and limestone mixed with iron ore before feeding it into the blast furnace? Write the chemical equations for the reduction step and the slag formation step. 7 By what chemical processes do you obtain the following metals?
i) Mercury from HgO  ii) Iron from Fe2O3  iii) Manganese from MnO2  iv) Sodium form NaCl  v) Aluminium from Al2O3.
9 Write the name of the compound, when iron is corroded? 10 Give reasons for the following
i. Na, K and Ca metals form hydrides by combination with hydrogen gas, but most other metals do not.
ii. Aluminium easily combines with oxygen but still it can be used for making kitchen utensils.
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