The better reducing agent at $7100^{o} C$ is:

C O

(Ellingham diagram)

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Coke

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Both are equal

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is A $C O$ (Ellingham diagram)
Ellingham diagram is a graph between $Δ G^{o}$ and temperature values which determines the spontaneity of a reaction. At $7100^{o} C,$ $C O$ acts as better reducing agent by seeing the diagram

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