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In the Ellingham diagram, the line for
C
+
O
X
2
CO
X
2
is almost horizontal because
A
CO
X
2
is a very stable gas that does not change with T
B
the number of moles of gas is the same on both sides, so
Δ
S
∘
≈
0
C
carbon is a solid so no entropy change occurs
D
Δ
H
∘
is zero
Answer: B
One mole of
O
X
2
gas gives one mole of
CO
X
2
gas, so
Δ
S
∘
is small and the slope
−
Δ
S
∘
is nearly zero.
Δ
H
∘
is large and negative.
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