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17.100 One mechanism for the synthesis of ammonia proposes that N, and H, molecules catalytically dissociate into atoms: log K, = -43.10 log K, = -17.30 N2(g) 2N(8) d. 2H(g) (a) Find the partial pressure of N in N, at 1000. K and 200. atm. (b) Find the partial pressure of H in H, at 1000. K and 600. atm. (c) How many N atoms and H atoms are present per liter? H2(g)

17.100 One mechanism for the synthesis of ammonia proposes that N, and H, molecules catalytically dissociate into atoms: log K, = -43.10 log K, = -17.30 N2(g) 2N(8) d. 2H(g) (a) Find the partial pressure of N in N, at 1000. K and 200. atm. (b) Find the partial pressure of H in H, at 1000. K and 600. atm. (c) How many N atoms and H atoms are present per liter? H2(g)

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17.100 One mechanism for the synthesis of ammonia proposes that N, and H, molecules catalytically dissociate into atoms: log K, = -43.10 log K, = -17.30 N2(g) 2N(8) d. 2H(g) (a) Find the partial pressure of N in N, at 1000. K and 200. atm. (b) Find the partial pressure of H in H, at 1000. K and 600. atm. (c) How many N atoms and H atoms are present per liter? H2(g)
Transcribed Image Text:17.100 One mechanism for the synthesis of ammonia proposes that N, and H, molecules catalytically dissociate into atoms: log K, = -43.10 log K, = -17.30 N2(g) 2N(8) d. 2H(g) (a) Find the partial pressure of N in N, at 1000. K and 200. atm. (b) Find the partial pressure of H in H, at 1000. K and 600. atm. (c) How many N atoms and H atoms are present per liter? H2(g)
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