Umniah llı.P V:.أمستحریرP V:•V13. Which statement is incorrect about the industrial Haber process for NHSproduction?(a) The catalyst used commercially is Fe; Mo is added as catalyst promoter(b) Chemisorption of N2 and H, on catalyst activates the molecules, weakeningand cleaving their bondsE) A high temperature is needed to prevent the forward reaction anddecomposition of NH3(d) a high pressure is required14. The absorption pattern in the UV/VIS region corresponds to(a) bond vibrationsb) valance electron transitions(c) molecular rotations(d) nuclear spin15. In an IR spectrum ,a peak between 2000 - 2500 cm should correspond to afunctional group?(а) -ОН(b) С-С(c) С-ОKd) C=C16. The peaks in NMR spectrum are correspond to(a) bond vibrations(b) valance electron transitions(c) molecular rotationsd) nuclear spin4/7

13. Which statement is incorrect about the industrial Haber process for NH. production? (a) The catalyst used commereially is Fe; Mo is added as catalyst promoter Chemisorption of N2 and H; on catalyst activates the molecules, weakening and cleaving their bonds A high temperature is needed to prevent the forward reaction and decomposition of NH3 (d) a high pressure is required

13. Which statement is incorrect about the industrial Haber process for NH. production? (a) The catalyst used commereially is Fe; Mo is added as catalyst promoter Chemisorption of N2 and H; on catalyst activates the molecules, weakening and cleaving their bonds A high temperature is needed to prevent the forward reaction and decomposition of NH3 (d) a high pressure is required

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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