The production of Ammonia Flashcards

1
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What are the raw materials needed for the haber process?

A

Nitrogen and Hydrogen.

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2
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Where is nitrogen obtained form?

A

From the air.

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3
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Where is hydrogen obtained form?

A

It may be obtained from natural gas or other sources.

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4
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At what temperature are the purified gases passed over an iron catalyst?

A

About 450 degrees Celsius.

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5
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At what pressure are the purified gases passed over an iron catalyst?

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About 200 atmospheres.

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6
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What type of reaction is the haber process?

A

A reversible reaction.

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7
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What does ammonia break down into?

A

Back into hydrogen and nitrogen.

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8
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What happens to the remaining hydrogen and nitrogen once the ammonia liquefies and is removed?

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The remaining hydrogen and nitrogen are recycled.

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9
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In a closed system, when is equilibrium reached?

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When the reaction occurs at exactly the same rate in each direction.

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10
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What do the relative amounts of all the reacting substances at equilibrium depend on?

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The conditions of the reaction.

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11
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When the temperature is increased in an endothermic reaction, what happens to the yield?

A

The yield increases.

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12
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When the temperature is increased in an exothermic reaction, what happens to the yield?

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The yield decreases.

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13
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When the temperature is decreased in an endothermic reaction, what happens to the yield?

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The yield decreases.

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14
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When the temperature is decreased in an exothermic reaction, what happens to the yield?

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The yield increases.

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15
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In gaseous reactions, will an increase in pressure favour the reaction that produces the least or most molecules?

A

Least

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