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Ammonia
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GCSE Extension Chemistry Mind Map on Ammonia, created by livmills97 on 19/03/2014.
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Ammonia
Ammonia = NH3
Used in fertiliser because of nitrogen.
Made by forcing Nitrogen and Hydrogen to combine together.
Needs special conditions because Nitrogen is extremely unreactive.
Really important for food growth.
Reversible Reaction
As soon as ammonia is made it starts to decompose back to nitrogen + hydrogen.
Equilibrium - Reaction one way is the same rate as the other way.
Rate of the reaction in both directions is the same.
The point of equilibrium can be changed.
The reaction is done on an industrial scale under controlled conditions.
Rate
Heat up = more energy = faster reaction = more collisions and harder collisions
Catalyst (Increases number of successful collisions)
Increase pressure (brings particles closer together)
Yield
The yield depends on the point of equilibrium. Anything that encourages the forward reaction will increase the yield of ammonia.
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