Dynamic equilibrium (Edexcel GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards
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Dynamic equilibrium: reaction rates
Dynamic equilibrium: reaction rates
Forward and reverse reactions occur at same rate
Dynamic equilibrium: concentrations
Dynamic equilibrium: concentrations
Concentrations of reactants and products remain constant
Principle governing ammonia production in Haber Process
Principle governing ammonia production in Haber Process
Dynamic equilibrium
Haber Process equilibrium equation
Haber Process equilibrium equation
Nature of forward reaction in Haber Process
Nature of forward reaction in Haber Process
Exothermic (releases heat)
Moles of gas on product side (Haber Process)
Moles of gas on product side (Haber Process)
2 moles
Moles of gas on reactant side (Haber Process)
Moles of gas on reactant side (Haber Process)
4 moles
Le Chatelier's Principle
Le Chatelier's Principle
Equilibrium adjusts to oppose changes in conditions
Purpose of Le Chatelier's Principle in Haber Process
Purpose of Le Chatelier's Principle in Haber Process
To optimise ammonia production
Conditions manipulated to optimise Haber Process
Conditions manipulated to optimise Haber Process
Temperature and pressure