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Equilibria
The Haber Process
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Ammonia
is manufactured during the
Haber
Process.
Hydrogen
and
nitrogen
gases are pumped into the
compressor
through
pipes.
The gases are compressed to about
200 atmospheres
inside the compressor.
The pressurised gases are pumped into a tank containing
layers
of
catalytic iron beads
at a temperature of
450C.
Unreacted
hydrogen
and
nitrogen
and product
ammonia
pass into a cooling tank. The
ammonia
is
liquefied
and
removed
to
pressurised storage vessels.
The
unreacted
hydrogen
and
nitrogen gases
are
recycled
back into the system.