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In Haber's process, the volume percentage of ammonia in equilibrium mixture is?

Correct answer: C. 35%

  • A. 30%
  • B. 32%
  • C. 35%
  • D. 33%

Explanation

Option A is incorrect because the volume percentage of ammonia in the reaction mixture is not 30%. Option B is incorrect because the volume percentage of ammonia in the equilibrium reaction mixture is not 32%. Option: C The exact volume percentage of ammonia in Haber's process depends upon the reaction conditions such as pressure, temperature, etc. They comprise 400_ 450° C is a compromise temperature producing a reasonably high portion of ammonia in an equilibrium mixture (even if it is only 15%) but in a very short time. Option D is incorrect because the volume percentage of ammonia in the equilibrium mixture is not 33%.

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