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Haber Process

The document provides an overview of the Haber process, including its purpose of producing ammonia and the key figures involved, Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch. It includes comprehension questions and an answer key that covers essential aspects such as the role of temperature, Le Chatelier's principle, and the importance of recycling reactants. The document is intended for MYP 5 students at the Ecole Internationale du Pré Vert.

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Haber Process

The document provides an overview of the Haber process, including its purpose of producing ammonia and the key figures involved, Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch. It includes comprehension questions and an answer key that covers essential aspects such as the role of temperature, Le Chatelier's principle, and the importance of recycling reactants. The document is intended for MYP 5 students at the Ecole Internationale du Pré Vert.

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Green Land Ecole Internationale

International School du Pré Vert

‫مدرســة األرض المخضـرة الدولية‬


Date :...................................... Name :....................................................................................... Class : MYP 5
Title : The Haber Process.
Reference :
Video Comprehension Questions on the Haber Process

1. What is the main purpose of the Haber process?


a. To produce hydrogen gas
b. To produce ammonia
c. To recycle nitrogen
d. To create carbon monoxide

2. Who developed the Haber process?


a. Albert Einstein
b. Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch
c. Marie Curie
d. Isaac Newton

3. What is the compromise pressure used in the Haber process?


a. 100 atm
b. 150 atm
c. 200 atm
d. 250 atm

4. Why is an iron catalyst used in the Haber process?


a. To increase the temperature
b. To increase the pressure
c. To increase the rate at which equilibrium is reached
d. To decrease the yield of ammonia

5. What is the yield of ammonia produced in the Haber process?


a. 5-10%
b. 10-20%
c. 20-30%
d. 30-40%

Comprehension Questions on the Haber Process

1. What are the key components required in the Haber process for ammonia production?

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2. Explain the significance of Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch in the development of the Haber process.

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3. Describe the role of temperature in the Haber process and how it affects ammonia production.

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4. What is Le Chatelier's principle, and how does it apply to the Haber process?

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5. Discuss the importance of recycling unused hydrogen and nitrogen in the Haber process.

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6. ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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Answer Key:
1. Key components include hydrogen and nitrogen. (0:40)
2. They were awarded Nobel Prizes for their contributions to large-scale industrial processes. (0:33)
3. A low temperature is favored for the reaction's favorability, but a compromise temperature of 400-450°C ensures a
reasonable reaction rate. (2:40)
4. Le Chatelier's principle states that increasing pressure favors the side with fewer moles, which in this case is
ammonia production. (1:51)
5. Recycling prevents waste of reactants and maximizes efficiency in the process. (3:18)

Ref.no.:ED/03/04h Process Owner: IB Coordinator


Issue Date:April 2011 Page 2 of 2 Date of Use: / /

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