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Match the column I with column II and mark the appropriate choice.

Column IColumn II
(A)Impure metal to volatile complex(i)Blistered copper
(B)2CuO+Cu2S4Cu+SO2(ii)Mond process
(C)Purification of mercury(iii)Van Arkel process
(D)Purification of zirconium(iv)Liquation

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(A) (iv), (B)(iii), (C)(i), (D) (ii)
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(A) (ii), (B)(i), (C)(iv), (D) (iii)
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(A) (i), (B)(ii), (C)(iv), (D) (iii)
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(A) (iii), (B)(iv), (C)(i), (D) (ii)
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Solution

The correct option is B (A) (ii), (B)(i), (C)(iv), (D) (iii)
A. In Mond's process, molten metal changes to volatile complex.
Impure Ni+4CO330K−−Ni(CO)4 [Volatile complex]
B. Blisters are obtained in this. So, it is called Blister Copper.
C. Mercury is purified either by liquidation or by distillation as both works on same principle.
D. Van-Arkel process is for Zirconium refining.

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