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1What is meant by the term 'closed system'?
- ANothing can escape or get in
- BIt is a vacuum
- CIt is important
2What can be said about the rate of forward reaction and backwards reaction when a reversible reaction has reached equilibrium?
- AThey are the equal
- BThey occur at the same rate
- CThe occur at different rates
3If the forward reaction is endothermic in a reversible reaction, the backwards reaction must also be endothermic.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4What would be the effect of decreasing the temperature on this reaction?

- AThe equilibrium position would stay the same
- BThe equilibrium position would shift right
- CThe equilibrium position would shift left
5What would be the effect of increasing the pressure on the reaction?

- AThe equilibrium position would stay the same
- BThe equilibrium position would shift left
- CThe equilibrium position would shift right
6What would happen if the concentration of the products was increased?

- AThe equilibrium would be disrupted and the system starts to form more reactants until equilibrium is reached again
- BThe equilibrium would be disrupted and the system starts to form more products until equilibrium is reached again
- CNothing
7What is the source of nitrogen used in the Haber Process?
- AThe Air
- BNatural Gas
- CIron
8What is the source of hydrogen used in the Haber Process?
- AThe Air
- BNatural Gas
- CIron
9Balance the equation:
N2 + [blank_start]3[blank_end]H2 --> [blank_start]2[blank_end]NH3- A2
- B3
10The Haber Process uses an iron catalyst which means the equilibrium is achieved sooner but the position is unaffected
- ATrue
- BFalse
11Nowadays ammonia is used to produce what?
- APetrol
- BFertilisers
- CA raising agent in cakes
12What temperature is the Haber Process performed at?
- A100 oC
- B500 oC
- C450 oC
13The [blank_start]Haber Process[blank_end] is performed at [blank_start]450[blank_end] oC which is high enough to have a high [blank_start]rate or reaction[blank_end] but low enough to encourage the [blank_start]exothermic[blank_end] reaction.
- AHaber Process
- BHelix Process
- CHaber Test
- D450
- E500
- F100
- Grate of reaction
- Hyield
- Iatom economy
- Jexothermic
- Kendothermic
14What pressure is the Haber Process performed at?
- A200 atm
- B100 atm
- C400 atm
15The Haber Process is performed at [blank_start]200[blank_end] atm which is high enough to encourage [blank_start]ammonia[blank_end] production (fewer [blank_start]gas[blank_end] molecules) but [blank_start]cheaper[blank_end] as it doesn't need to withstand high [blank_start]pressure[blank_end].
- A200
- B100
- C400
- DAmmonia
- ENitrogen
- FHydrogen
- Ggas
- Hammonia
- Initrogen
- Jcheaper
- Kexpensive
- Lpressure
- Mtemperatures
- Nconcentrations
16What happens to unreacted hydrogen and nitrogen in the industrial process?

- AReleased into the atmosphere
- BPut through the process again
- CDestroyed
17How is ammonia removed from the industrial process?

- AEvapourated
- BCooled and condensed
- CSolidified
18What would be the effect of increasing the temperature on this reaction?

- AThe equilibrium position would shift to the right
- BThe equilibrium position would shift to the left
- CThe equilibrium position would stay the same
19What would be the effect of decreasing the pressure on the reaction?

- AThe equilibrium position would shift to the left
- BThe equilibrium position would shift to the right
- CThe equilibrium position would stay the same
20What would happen if the concentration of the reactants increased?

- AThe equilibrium would be disrupted and the system starts to form more reactants until equilibrium is reached again
- BThe equilibrium would be disrupted and the system starts to form more products until equilibrium is reached again
- CNothing
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