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Why slope of the lines in ellingham diagram suddenly changes?
It is due to change of state.
What are precipitous slopes?
Slopes that are dangerously high and/or steep.
What are the function of agar slopes?
function of agar slopes
Can a line have two slopes how or why not?
can a line have two slopes
Have slopes that are the same?
same slopes = parallel lines
Why slope of the lines in ellingham diagram suddenly changes?
It is due to change of state.
When was Harold Ellingham born?
Harold Ellingham was born in 1897.
When did Harold Ellingham die?
Harold Ellingham died in 1975.
What is Little Ellingham's population?
The population of Little Ellingham is 271.
What is Great Ellingham's population?
Great Ellingham's population is 1,108.
When did Ellingham railway station end?
Ellingham railway station ended in 1964.
When was Ellingham railway station created?
Ellingham railway station was created in 1863.
What is the area of Little Ellingham?
The area of Little Ellingham is 6,240,000.0 square meters.
What is the area of Great Ellingham?
The area of Great Ellingham is 11.14 square kilometers.
When was Great Ellingham Windmill created?
Great Ellingham Windmill was created in 1849.
What has the author M Ellingham written?
M. Ellingham has written: 'Rough Guide to Greece'
What does bends represent in ellingham diagram?
Bends in an Ellingham diagram represent points where the relative stabilities of different oxides change, indicating a shift in the favorable formation of one oxide over another at different temperatures. This change in stability correlates with the reducing power of a given metal, as metals that can form more stable oxides are less easily reduced.
