Consider the following system at equilibrium (also known as the Haber process): N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) = 2NH3(g) AH = - 92.94 kJ at 298 K In the presence of a porous iron catalyst, 29.075 moles of N2, 75.225 moles of H2, and 10.000 moles of NH3 are mixed initially in a 5-L container. At equilibrium, 59.15 moles of NH3 are collected.

Consider the following system at equilibrium (also known as the Haber process): N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) = 2NH3(g) AH = - 92.94 kJ at 298 K In the presence of a porous iron catalyst, 29.075 moles of N2, 75.225 moles of H2, and 10.000 moles of NH3 are mixed initially in a 5-L container. At equilibrium, 59.15 moles of NH3 are collected.

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