Question

the reaction of nitrogen and hydrogen gives ammonia. this is a example of a decomposition reaction. ture or false ​

Answer 1

Answer:

it's false

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Answer 2

The reaction between nitrogen and hydrogen to give ammonia is not a decomposition reaction. (False)

• Decomposition reactions occur by the breakdown of a chemical compound into simpler substances. It is the opposite of a synthesis reaction.
• An example of decomposition reaction is the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
• The reaction of nitrogen with hydrogen to give ammonia is an example of synthesis reaction where two substances combine to form a stable compound.
• The nitrogen combines with hydrogen with release of heat to form ammonia. This process is named Haber's process.
• The gases react in the ratio 1:3 in the present of iron catalyst to form ammonia.