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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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what question were you answering ??

And now that we are on the topic ..

N2(g) + H2(g) <--> NH3(g)

If forward reaction is exothermic ..

then decreasing the temperature and increasing the pressure will make more Ammonia ...?

I haven't grasped the concept behind applying pressure on gases, where to decrease and where to increase .. can ya help me out there??

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ashiqbal help!! where does nitrogen go...i mean it came from air but why were first Few rejected air to disappear nahin hoti???o_O
actually, it was something like this that only water or nitrogen could contaminate solution. But if collection above water is used, it means that it doesnt matter that the sample is contaminated by water!
and about N2, i think that after 2 or three reactions, the nitrogen in flask is replaced with gas to be collected, as all nitrogen is collected in test tube.
 
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actually, it was something like this that only water or nitrogen could contaminate solution. But if collection above water is used, it means that it doesnt matter that the sample is contaminated by water!
and about N2, i think that after 2 or three reactions, the nitrogen in flask is replaced with gas to be collected, as all nitrogen is collected in test tube.
so when we reject tube and place a new tube phir nitrogen nahin aye ga? Stupid question hai but im puzzled thanks for ur reply:)
 
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Simple hai reversible reactions mein jahan per volume of gas kam ho waha forward reaction barh jaega pressure barha ne se
e.g 3H2 + N2 = 2NH3
yaha reactants ka volume 4 hai (3+ 1) aur product ka 2 so increasing pressure would increase forward reaction! agr reactants ka volume kam hota aur product ka ziada hota to forward reaction barhanay k liye pressure reduce karna parta (y)
 
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Simple hai reversible reactions mein jahan per volume of gas kam ho waha forward reaction barh jaega pressure barha ne se
e.g 3H2 + N2 = 2NH3
yaha reactants ka volume 4 hai (3+ 1) aur product ka 2 so increasing pressure would increase forward reaction! agr reactants ka volume kam hota aur product ka ziada hota to forward reaction barhanay k liye pressure reduce karna parta (y)

Tu agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products ka ziyada .. and we want more products we will decrease the pressure ..

aur agar reactants ka ziyada ho aur products ka kum .. tu reactants ka pressure increase karnay say product ziyada bunnay ga ?

aur agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products the ziyada ho .. and we want more reactants we will increase the pressure?
 
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Tu agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products ka ziyada .. and we want more products we will decrease the pressure ..

aur agar reactants ka ziyada ho aur products ka kum .. tu reactants ka pressure increase karnay say product ziyada bunnay ga ?

aur agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products the ziyada ho .. and we want more reactants we will increase the pressure?

(y)
 
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Tu agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products ka ziyada .. and we want more products we will decrease the pressure ..

aur agar reactants ka ziyada ho aur products ka kum .. tu reactants ka pressure increase karnay say product ziyada bunnay ga ?

aur agar reactants ka volume kum ho aur products the ziyada ho .. and we want more reactants we will increase the pressure?
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nahin, maybe kuch conditions change ki hon gi, but mainly, yahan pai elimination method use hoga, kai aur koi optionj nahin hosakta to iss liay yeh option.

I use elimination method for almost every question!! answers ki mistakes nikal aati hain !!!
 
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