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Revision notes - chemical equilibrium: application of Le Chatelier's Principle to industrial processes
Doc Brown's Chemistry Advanced A Level Notes - Theoretical–Physical Advanced Level Chemistry – Equilibria – Chemical Equilibrium Revision Notes PART 3
3. Application of chemical equilibrium concepts (Le Chatelier's
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chemistry revision study notes Examples of how to apply the principles of chemical equilibrium to industrial chemical processes. The equation and equilibrium express is given and the predictions from Le Chatelier's Principle discussed for the production of lime, Haber synthesis of ammonia, Contact process in the manufacture of sulfuric acid and the synthesis of methanol. You need to be able to explain why, for a reversible reaction used in an industrial process, a compromise temperature and pressure may be used (e.g. ammonia synthesis). Part 3 sub–index for this page: 3.1 Lime production 3.2 Haber Synthesis of ammonia 3.3 The Contact Process in H2SO4 production Prior reading: Part 2a. How to write equilibrium expressions and the effect of temperature on the equilibrium constant K Part 2b. How to write Kc equilibrium expressions, units and exemplar Kc calculations including esterification Part 2c. How to write Kp expressions, units, partial pressures and exemplar Kp equilibrium calculations 3. Introduction to industrial processes
3.1 Lime production from limestone
3.2 The production of hydrogen and nitrogen and the synthesis of ammonia by the Haber Process
3.3 The Contact Process in the manufacture of sulphuric acid
3.4 Methanol production
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