Manufacturing of Ammonia by Haber's process is an_reaction.
Correct answer: B. Exothermic
- A. Endothermic
- B. Exothermic
- C. Irreversible
- D. Slow
Explanation
The change in enthalpy of Haber process is negative and there is a release of energy upon completion, therefore, it is "exothermic" and the answer is B.
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Haber's process produces ammonia by reacting nitrogen with hydrogen in a reversible, exothermic equilibrium. The topic covers the iron catalyst, operating temperature and pressure, Le Chatelier's principle, the compromise between reaction rate and equilibrium yield, and the removal and recycling of ammonia and unreacted gases.
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