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Observation when, Ammonia undergoes catalytic oxidation.


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Answered by nain31
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 \bold{Experiment}

▶Take a closed gas pipe tube two inlet and one outlet pipes

▶Take platinum chunks in that glass tube.

▶Now, pass ammonia from one inlet and oxygen from other with simultaneous heating.

 \bold{Observation}

▶The courless ,pungent smelling gas nitric oxide emits which on further oxidation gives a reddish brown gas which is nitrogen dioxide.

▶Platinum continues to glow even when heating is discontinued as the reaction done is an exothermic reaction.

▶Water droplets are seen at the inner surfaces of glass tube.

 \bold{Equation}

 4NH_3 + 5O_2 \longrightarrow 4NO + 6H_2O + 21.5K \: cal

With platinum catalyst and temperature of 700-800 degrees.
Answered by temporarygirl
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Observation

The colorless ,pungent smelling gas nitric oxide emits which on further oxidation gives a reddish brown gas which is nitrogen dioxide.

Platinum continues to glow even when heating is discontinued as the reaction done is an exothermic reaction.

Water droplets are seen at the inner surfaces of glass tube.

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