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| Raw materials for the haber process. |
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| The gases that react to make ammonia. |
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| The temperature used in the Haber process. |
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| The pressure used in the haber process. |
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| The catalyst used in the Haber process. |
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| Optimum temperature for high yield of ammonia (high or low). |
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| Optimum pressure for high yield of ammonia (high or low). |
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| Why optimum temperature for high yield of ammonia is not used. |
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| Why optimum pressure for high yield of ammonia is not used. |
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| The two factors compromised by using the chosen conditions for the Haber process. |
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| What is done to the ammonia when it leaves the reactor in the haber process. |
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| What is done with unreacted gases when they leave the reactor in the haber process. |
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| The unreacted gases are recycled |
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| The reaction between nitrogen and hydrogen is reversible. This means... |
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| The reaction goes forwards and backwards |
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| An equilibrium is established when nitrogen and hydrogen react. This means that... |
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| The rate of the forward and backward reactions are the same |
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| The reason why low temperature gives a high yield in the Haber process. |
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| The forward reaction is exothermic |
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| The reason why high pressure gives a high yield in the Haber process. |
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| The forward reaction causes a reduction in the number of gas molecules. |
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| The first stage in the manufacture of nitric acid involves reacting ammonia with oxygen. This type of reaction is called... |
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| The temperature used in the first stage in the manufacture of nitric acid. |
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| The catalyst used in the first stage in the manufacture of nitric acid. |
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| The products of the first stage in the manufacture of nitric acid. |
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| Nitrogen monoxide and water |
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| The formula of nitric acid. |
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| The type of reaction when ammonia reacts with nitric acid. |
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| The product made when ammonia reacts with nitric acid, |
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| The use of the product made when ammonia reacts with nitric acid, |
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| The advantage of nitrogen based fertilisers |
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| Increase the yield of crops |
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| The disadvantage of nitrate fertilisers. |
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| They can contaminate drinking water |
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