Ammonia Flashcards

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What materials are needed to make ammonia? Where can they be obtained?

A

Nitrogen from the air

Hydrogen from natural gas

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1
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How is ammonia produced?

A

Using the haber process

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2
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What catalyst is used?

A

Iron

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3
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What temperature is it done at?

A

450°C

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4
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What pressure is it done at?

A

200 atmospheres

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5
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Why must it be done in these conditions?

A

Reversible reaction
If pressure was lower, reverse reaction would increase
If temperature was higher, reverse reaction would increase

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6
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Describe the haber process

A
Gas, hydrogen and nitrogen enters
Compressed and heated
Reacted with iron catalyst
Cools and liquified
Unreacted hydrogen and nitrogen go back to start
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7
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What is chemical equilibrium?

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When the forward rate and reverse rate are equal

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8
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If the forward reaction is endothermic, a temperature increase would favour the … reaction

A

Forwards

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9
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If the forward reaction is endothermic, a temperature decrease would favour the … reaction

A

Reverse

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10
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If the forward reaction is exothermic, a temperature increase would favour the … reaction

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Reverse

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11
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If the forward reaction is exothermic, a temperature decrease would favour the … reaction

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Forward

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12
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If there were more reactant molecules and an increase in pressure, which reaction would be favoured?

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Forwards

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13
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If there were more reactant molecules and a decrease in pressure, which reaction would be favoured?

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Reverse

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14
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If there were more product molecules and an increase in pressure, which reaction would be favoured?

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Reverse

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15
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If there were more product molecules and a decrease in pressure, which reaction would be favoured?

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Forwards