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inorganic chemistry:
transition metals
catalytic activity
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heterogeneous catalyst
different
phase
as the reactants
strength of adsorption:
reactants
adsorb
on the active site of the
catalyst
weakens
the bonding of reactats
surface area
of the
catalyst
:
increasing
surface area to improve efficiency - by using a support medium (
minimises cost
)
contact process:
heterogenous catalyst
V2O5
+ SO2 -->
V2O4
+ SO3
V2O4
+ 1/2O2 -->
V2O5
haber process:
heterogenous catalyst
Fe is used as a
catalyst
N2 + 3H2 -->
2NH3
catalyst poisoning
:
impurities bind to the active site of the
catalyst
reduces
surface area and
slows
the reaction - less product formed
replacing the catalyst -
increases
the cost
homogeneous
catalyst:
same
phase as the reactants
reaction between iodide and persulfate:
homogenous cataylst
autocatalysis:
product of the reaction can
catalyse
the reaction
autocatalytic reaction:
homogenous catalyst
why is the uncatalysed reaction of the ethanedioate + manganate ions slow?
2 negative
ions repel each other -
high activation energy