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Ammonia can be obtained by adding nitrogen to hydrogen in the presence of :

Iron and molybdenum

Iron and platinum

Molybdenum and platinum

Platinum and silver

In the laborator preparation , slaked lime is used because it is

Deliquescent

Not deliquescent

volatile

non - volatile

When ammonia gas is treated with excess of chlorine, the products formed are :

Ammonium chloride and nitrogen

Hydrogen chloride and nitrogen trichloride

Hydrogen chloride and nitrogen

Nitric oxide and nitrogen

When excess of ammonia is treated with chlorine gas, the products formed are

Ammonium chloride and water

Nitric oxide and water

Ammonium chloride and nitrogen

Ammonium chloride and nitrogen dioxide

When ammonia gas is passed over heated copper oxide the product formed are :

Copper, nitrogen and hydrogen

Copper, nitrogen oxide and water

Copper, nitrogen and water

Cuprous oxide, nitrogen and water

Which of the following gas bring tears to eyes?

Nitrogen

Hydrogen chloride

Oxygen

Ammonia

Ammonia is a strong ________ agent

Oxidising

Reducing

When ammonium chloride is heated with slaked lime, it undergoes _______

Thermal decomposition

Precipitation

Ammonium chloride is a soluble salt prepared by ____

Precipitation

Neutralisation

Heating ammonium chloride with sodium hydroxide produces ________

Ammonia

Hydrogen

Nitrogen gas can be obtained by heating

Ammonium nitrate

Ammonium nitrite

Magnesium nitride

Ammonium chloride

Ammonia can be obtained by adding water to

Ammonium chloride

Ammonium nitrite

Magnesium nitride

Magnesium nitrate

The promoter in the manufacturing of ammonia is used to _____

Increase the rate of reaction

Increase the efficiency of the catalyst

Both the option

None of the option

Ammonia can be dried by

Anhydrous calcium chloride

Calcium oxide

Concentrated sulphuric acid

None

________ process is used to prepare ammonia industrially

Contact

Haber

Hydrolysis of metal nitrides

All the above mention

Compound X on hydrolysis yielded metal hydroxide and Ammonia, Here X is

Metal nitrate

Metal nitride

Metal nitrite

Metal azide

Which does not required ammonia ?

Formation of nitrogenous fertilizers

Manufacture of nitric acid by Ostwald process

Manufacture of sodium carbonate by solvay process

None of the above

The vapour formed when nitrogen tri- iodide ammoniate is either rubber or struck against a surface is _______

Nitrogen

Ammonia

Iodine

Hydrogen iodide

_______ is used as promoter in the Haber's process of preparation of ammonia.

'X' is a gas when passed through a trough containing water, which turns red litmus blue. In the above case X may be ____

Nitrogen pentoxide

Nitric oxide

Ammonia

Carbondioxide

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