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Old July 10th, 2006, 13:06
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Default Adding water to aqueous solution?

What effect will spraying liquid water into a system have if NH3 forms an aqueous solution while N2 and H2 do not?

N2(gas) + 3H2(gas) = 2NH3(gas)

The equals sign is supposed to represent arrows going in both directions to find equilibrium.

Will this effect the amount of NH3 that forms? The amount of N2? Have no effect? Any help would be appreciated.[/img]
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Old July 14th, 2006, 06:14
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The ammonia product will dissolve in the water, removing it from the reation which occurs in the gas phase. Now, think about Le Chatelier's principle...
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