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Effect of Phosphorus On Steel
Effect of Phosphorus On Steel
Midterm assignement
Student name ID
Kerolos Rafeek Farouk 20P6682
MDP333
Question 1
How iron oxide Fe203; could be reduced to iron below 600 K, at 800
and above 900?
Question 2
Why steel is a rich alloy? Explain giving clear examples?
MDP333
• Steel is used in every industry.
• Steel is environmentally friendly since its scrap can be recycled.
• Found in infrastructure such as highways and bridges.
• Because steel has a wide range of mechanical qualities depending on composition alloys and
heat treatment, it offers a wide range of applications.
Describe the life cycle of steel showing how the value of steel is
increased.
• BF or DR convert iron oxide to pig or sponge iron.
• EAF or BOF converts pig or sponge iron to steel.
• After that, rolling.
• After rolling, we heat treat the product for use.
• It becomes scrab after employing the steel.
• Scrab is recycled and reused as steel.
Enthalpy represents the total heat content of a system, including both its internal energy and
the work required to move its surroundings. It is often used to describe energy changes in
chemical reactions or phase transitions.
Entropy measures the degree of disorder or randomness in a system. It quantifies the
distribution of energy or molecular configurations within a system and is associated with the
tendency of a system to move towards a more disordered state over time.
Exothermic refers to a process or reaction that releases heat to the surroundings. It results in a
decrease in the system's enthalpy as heat is given off, and it is product favor. ∆ H = (-ve)
Endothermic refers to a process or reaction that releases heat to the surroundings. It results in
a decrease in the system's enthalpy as heat is given off, and it is reactant favor. ∆ H = (+ve)