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haber process
which factor affect a reversible reaction, such as the haber process
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You should have a chapter on this in the textbook
BUT let me cast my mind back too 1965....
n2 + H2 gives erm 2NH3
Increasing the n2 conc or H2 conc will tend to push the reaction to NH3
and increasing NH3 will tend to favour dissociation
and increasing the temp and pressure will decrease the time to equilibrium but not the cconcentrations
I think
o level standard - anything higher, and you shouldnt beasking on answer bank
BUT let me cast my mind back too 1965....
n2 + H2 gives erm 2NH3
Increasing the n2 conc or H2 conc will tend to push the reaction to NH3
and increasing NH3 will tend to favour dissociation
and increasing the temp and pressure will decrease the time to equilibrium but not the cconcentrations
I think
o level standard - anything higher, and you shouldnt beasking on answer bank
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