$A$ sulphide ore is first converted into its oxide before reduction. This is done because

  • A
    a sulphide ore cannot be reduced to metal at all
  • B
    no reducing agent is found suitable for reducing a sulphide ore
  • C
    the enthalpy of formation of $CO_2$ is more than that of $CS_2$
  • D
    a metal oxide is generally less stable than the metal sulphide

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