Nitrogen gas reacts under _ conditions.
Correct answer: D. Harsh
- A. Standard
- B. Normal
- C. Cool
- D. Harsh
Explanation
Nitrogen gas is a molecule with a triple bond between the atoms, which makes Nitrogen unreactive under normal conditions as it takes a lot of energy to break the N-N bond.
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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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