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Which statement(s) about N2+3H22NH3; ΔH=ve is/are correct?

A
At 200 , the yield of NH3 is about 88%
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At 500 , the yield of NH3 is about 15%
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Reaction occurs at slower rate to attain equilibrium at 200
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Reaction occurs at faster rate to attain equilibrium at 500
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E
The favourable conditions to get NH3 in Haber process are low pressure and high temperature
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Solution

The correct options are
A At 200 , the yield of NH3 is about 88%
B At 500 , the yield of NH3 is about 15%
C Reaction occurs at slower rate to attain equilibrium at 200
D Reaction occurs at faster rate to attain equilibrium at 500
Option (A),(B),(C),(D) are correct.
(E) : The favourable conditions to get NH3 in Haber process are high pressure and low temperature.The formation of ammonia is an exothermic reaction with considerable release of heat. The reaction is a reversible reaction, that is, it can proceed both in forward direction (ammonia synthesis) and backward direction (ammonia decomposition). The reaction is accompanied by decrease in volume because there is a decrease in number of moles of gas from 2 to 1.

By Le Chateliers Principle
(i) increasing the pressure causes the equilibrium to shift to the right resulting in a higher yield of ammonia since there is a pressure drop accompanying the transformation.
(ii) decreasing the temperature also causes the equilibrium position to move to the right again resulting in a higher yield of ammonia since the reaction is exothermic (releases heat).

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