Answer: A, B, D
Impure Ni reacts with CO at about 330-350 K to form volatile Ni(CO)X4 (A). The vapour is heated to about 450-470 K and decomposes to pure Ni (B). The forward reaction is exothermic with negative ΔS, so it is favoured at low temperature; saying it is endothermic (C) is false. The net result is transport of Ni as a volatile compound leaving non-volatile impurities behind (D). Correct: A, B, D.