A. Fritz Haber’s exploration of the equilibrium system in which ammonia gas is synthesized from its elements was motivated mainly by curiosity. He won Nobel Prize in 1916 on his work with Ammonia. He showed how system changes like pressure increase, removal of product and addition of a catalyst affected equilibrium position B. The formation of ammonia is an exothermic reaction. For this equilibrium system, if the temperature is increased in which direction the shift would happen, Draw a suitable graph for this system.

A. Fritz Haber’s exploration of the equilibrium system in which ammonia gas is synthesized from its elements was motivated mainly by curiosity. He won Nobel Prize in 1916 on his work with Ammonia. He showed how system changes like pressure increase, removal of product and addition of a catalyst affected equilibrium position B. The formation of ammonia is an exothermic reaction. For this equilibrium system, if the temperature is increased in which direction the shift would happen, Draw a suitable graph for this system.

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Chapter20: Kinetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20.72E

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