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One Question per Day on Synthetic Ammonia (Series 103)

2016-05-28View Original

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Judgment: The presence of inert gases reduces the partial pressures of hydrogen and nitrogen, which is detrimental to both chemical equilibrium and reaction rate. Answer: Yes Scoring criteria: 3 points for participation, 8 points for a correct answer
Reply #22016-05-28
The presence of inert gases reduces the partial pressures of hydrogen and nitrogen, which is detrimental to both the chemical equilibrium and the reaction rate. Wrong
Reply #32016-05-28
The presence of inert gases reduces the partial pressures of hydrogen and nitrogen, which is detrimental to both the chemical equilibrium and the reaction rate. (V)

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