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ionic lattice- mp/bp -hardness -conductivity -solubility h20 -solubility solvent high mp bp hard but brittle conduct when aqueous/molten soluble in water not soluble in solvent
covalent network - mp/bp -hardness -conductivity -solubility h20 -solubility solvent very high mp very hard if 3d doesn't conduct except graphite insoluble insoluble
metallic lattice - mp/bp -hardness -conductivity -solubility h20 -solubility solvent high except mercury hard but malleable conducts insoluble insoluble
covalent molecular - mp/bp -hardness -conductivity -solubility h20 -solubility solvent low soft doesn't insoluble soluble
macromolecular covalent (polymer) - mp/bp -hardness -conductivity -solubility h20 -solubility solvent moderate often decompose on heating variable doesn't insoluble sometimes soluble
write equilibrium reaction Kc= for N2+3H2-->2NH3 [NH3]^2 Kc=-------------------- [N2][H2]^3
Kc is a measure of It is affected by How far a reaction proceeds. Mainly products then large temperature only
conditions haber process iron catalyst 450C 200atm incr temp ^rate <yield incr pressure ^rate+yield caro
there are for nitrogenous gasses. how are they formed? what colour are they? N2- denitrifying bacteria- colourless N20- denitrifying bacteria- colourless NO - denitrifying, thunder, car engines, colourless NO2- oxidation of NO in atm, BROWN
there are three aqueous forms of nitrogen. what are they how are they formed NH4- = n fixing rood nodules NO2- = nitrifying bacteria NO3- = nitrifying bacteria
NO2- bonding 1 double bond 1 single bond single boded 0 has extra e
no3- bonding 1 dative covalent bond nitro gives 1 double bond 1 single bond 0 has extra
n2 is unreactive because high activation enthalpy needed to break tripple bond
lma laser microspectral analysis used to analyse pigment samples
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