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Identify the Substance Underlined: the Catalyst Used to Oxide Ammonia. - Chemistry

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प्रश्न

Identify the substance underlined:
The catalyst used to oxide ammonia. 

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उत्तर

Platinum (Pt) is the catalyst used to oxidizing ammonia to nitric oxide.

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2018-2019 (March) Set 1

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Select from the list the gas that matches the description given in case

[ammonia, ethane, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, ethyne]

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Name the following

Solution used to remove fat grease.


Name the following

An acidic gas which reacts with a basic gas liberating neutral gas.


Ammonia is manufactured by Haber Process.

Under what conditions do the reactants combine to form ammonia? Give a balanced equation for the reaction.


Certain blank spaces are left in the following table and these are labelled as A,B,C,Da and E. Identify each of then

1

HCl gas

NaCl + H2SO4

A = ________

Conc.H2SO4

B = ___

2

NH3 gas

C = ____

Mg(OH)2NH3

D = ______

E = ___


Give balanced equation to prove that ammonia Is alkaline in nature


Describe all what you will observe and write chemical equation, when limited amount of ammonia gas is passed through the following aqueous solution:

 Pb(NO3)2


Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

Ammonia reacts with excess chlorine to form


Industrially, ammonia is obtained by direct combination of nitrogen and hydrogen.
(i) Write balanced equation for the direct combination of nitrogen and hydrogen.
(ii) Which of the metals - iron, platinum, copper - catalyse this direct combination?
(iii) Is the formation of ammonia promoted by high pressure or low pressure?


On passing ammonia gas over heated copper oxide for some time, a reddish-brown residue is left behind. What property of ammonia is demonstrated here?


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