This report has been developed to inform you on the process of making ammonia using the Haber process, and the effects of equilibrium.

Equilibrium: Reversible changes often reach a state of balance, or equilibrium. Melting ice and water are in equilibrium at 0 Degrees Celsius. For equilibrium to occur there must be a closed system and the reaction must be reversible.

1. There is no apparent change, activity continues on a micro level

2. The rate of the forward is equal to reverse

3. The concentrations remain constant

Increase the yield of product by increasing concentration of reactant removing product from equilibrium for example the equation

At equilibrium: 0. 683 M 8.80 M 1.05

Add NH 3 so that its concentration =3.65 M

Position of equilibrium shifts to left showing us a reverse and forward reaction taking place to form equilibrium. Changes in Volume and Pressure

Little effect on reactions in solution, little effect on reactions in solution effect can be larger on reactions in gas phase. Increase in pr

Hydrogen is processed by taking methane (CH4(g)) and reacting it with steam (H2O(g)) and thus creating carbon dioxide (CO2(g)) and hydrogen (H2O(g)).

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