Haber process Flashcards

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Haber process definition

A

reversible reaction used to make fertilisers and nitric acid

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2
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How is ammonia gas made

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nitrogen (from the air) and hydrogen (react steam with methand)

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3
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Conditions of the Haber process

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450 degrees, 200 atm, iron catalyst

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4
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How is ammonia removed from the Haber process

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condensed

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5
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Where do the unreacted nitrogen and hydrogen go

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recycled back into the process

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6
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What happens when the temperature is too high in the Haber process

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rate of reaction is high but yield too low

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7
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What happens when the temperature is too low in the Haber process

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yield high but rate of reaction is low, rate is preferred over yield

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8
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What happens when the pressure is high in the Haber process

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increases rate and yield but there are safety concerns and energy costs are increased

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9
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Why is an iron catalyst used

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increases rate of reaction but has no affect of yield

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10
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What is ammonia used for

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fertilisers, nitric acid, dyes

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11
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Ammonia formula

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N2 + 3H2 <-> 2NH3

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