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The Haber Process
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What kind of reaction is the Haber process
reversible
reaction
Where can nitrogen be extracted from?
air
Where can hydrogen be extracted from?
reacting
methane
with
steam
What catalyst is used in the Haber process?
Iron
Describe the Haber process.
the reactants are passed over an iron
catalyst
at a temperature of
450C
and a pressure of
200
atmospheres
How can you use temperature to increase the yield?
cool
the
ammonia
to turn it inot a
liquid
which is
removed
Why do we compromise the pressure at 200 atmospheres when higher pressure produces a greater yield?
high pressure is
expensive
and
dangerous
to work with
Is the Haber Process exothermic or endothermic?
exothermic
What effect will a cool temperature have?
shift equilibrium to the
right
hand side but
slows
down the reaction
Why is 450 degrees centigrade a compromise?
has a relatively high
yield
whilst also having a relatively
high
rate of
reaction