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So at 26:08 you have the Haber process on the board which I heard happens at like 400-450C but if you calculate T = delta H / delta S for the point where the reaction stops occuring spontaneously I got 463.64 K or 190.49 C, which is less than the actual temp at which its carried out industrially, this confused me at first but apparently its bc of le chaliter's principle -- its carried out at high enough pressure to favour the side with low moles. I just thought i would comment this if anyone had the same Q or something
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So at 26:08 you have the Haber process on the board which I heard happens at like 400-450C but if you calculate T = delta H / delta S for the point where the reaction stops occuring spontaneously I got 463.64 K or 190.49 C, which is less than the actual temp at which its carried out industrially, this confused me at first but apparently its bc of le chaliter's principle -- its carried out at high enough pressure to favour the side with low moles. I just thought i would comment this if anyone had the same Q or something
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