When elemental nitrogen gas and elemental hydrogen gas are placed in a closed sy
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Question
When elemental nitrogen gas and elemental hydrogen gas are placed in a closed system, some small amount of ammonia gas will form as the system comes to equilibrium. What could be the possible cause(s) for more nitrogen and hydrogen forming?
Pressure of the system is decreased
b )Pressue of the system is increased
Both of the above could do this, depending on the volume.
None of the above. There isn
a)Pressure of the system is decreased
b )Pressue of the system is increased
c)Both of the above could do this, depending on the volume.
d)None of the above. There isn
Explanation / Answer
This goes by the Le-chatelier's principle
N2 + 3H2 ----- > 2NH3
So, if the pressure is decreased or volume is increased, the reaction moves in the direction of greater number of moles.
Hence, option A is the answer.
Pressure of the system is decreased
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