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ammonia is formed from the reactants nitrogen and hydrogen

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Answered by KHUSHI12345678910
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N2 + 3 H2    ==>   2 N H3

 x       3 * x               2 * x


   x liters of Nitrogen and 3 x liters of Hydrogen produce 2 x liters of Ammonia.

Initially V liters of N2,  and  3*V liters of H2 are present.  Only 10% conversion took place.


So  0.90 V liters of N2 and 2.70 V liters of H2 are remaining. And, 0.20 V liters of Ammonia is produced.


Produced Ammonia has a volume equal to 20% of initial volume of Nitrogen.


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Answered by aakashsinghal9756
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N2+3H2----->2NH3



this process is called Haber process
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