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I am making flashcards and have a checklist that has the question: Describe industrial processes gases in air can be used for
I don't know what it is asking for. Can anyone help?
I don't know what it is asking for. Can anyone help?
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Well Nitrogen in the air can be used for the Haber process. I'm not sure what else there is?
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Well Nitrogen in the air can be used for the Haber process. I'm not sure what else there is?
Well Nitrogen in the air can be used for the Haber process. I'm not sure what else there is?
N2 + 3H2 --------> 2NH3
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Well Nitrogen in the air can be used for the Haber process. I'm not sure what else there is?
Well Nitrogen in the air can be used for the Haber process. I'm not sure what else there is?
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There isn't much Hydrogen in the air. The hydrogen for Haber I believe comes from gas (fossil fuel)
There isn't much Hydrogen in the air. The hydrogen for Haber I believe comes from gas (fossil fuel)
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