An important ore of lithium is spodumene, LiAISi,O6. To extract the metal, the a form of spodumene isfirst converted into the less dense ß form in preparation for the subsequent leaching and washing steps.Be sure to answer all parts.Use the following data to calculate the lowest temperature at which the a to B conversion is feasible:AH (kJ/mol) As° (J/mol · K)a-spodumene-3055129.3B-spodumene-3027154.4х 10|K

The equation for conversion of the two forms of the lithium ore is as follows: Alpha-spodumene…

important ore of lithium is spodumene, LiAlSi,Og. To extract converted into the less dense ß form in preparation for the su ure to answer all parts. the following data to calculate the lowest temperature at whic AH (kJ/mol) As° (J/mol · K) f spodumene -3055 129.3 spodumene -3027 154.4 x 10 |K

important ore of lithium is spodumene, LiAlSi,Og. To extract converted into the less dense ß form in preparation for the su ure to answer all parts. the following data to calculate the lowest temperature at whic AH (kJ/mol) As° (J/mol · K) f spodumene -3055 129.3 spodumene -3027 154.4 x 10 |K

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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