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5. Who developed a way of producing ammonia?15
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A: Robert Bunsen
B: Carl Bosch
C: Otto von Guericke
D: Fritz Haber

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7. What is the formula of ammonia?15
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What is the formula of ammonia? 11
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C: NH3 6
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A: NiH3
B: NH2
C: NH3
D: NH4+

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9. What are the starting materials for the manufacture of ammonia?15
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C: Nitrogen and
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A: Iron and nitrogen
B: Electricity and hydrogen
C: Nitrogen and hydrogen
D: Nitrogen and oxygen

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11. What is the catalyst used in the manufacture of ammonia?15
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C: Iron 6
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A: Platinum
B: Gold
C: Iron
D: Osmium

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13. Which of these will increase the percentage yield of ammonia?15
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A: High pressure 6
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A: High pressure
B: High Temperature
C: Using a catalyst
D: Low pressure

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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16. What is the symbol used to denote:15
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A: a chemical reaction
B: a reversible reaction
C: a neutralisation reaction
D: a redox reaction

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18. What is the main source of hydrogen gas?15
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B: Methane 6
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A: Air
B: Methane
C: Water
D: hydrochloric acid

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20. What is not a property of ammonia?15
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A: It is alkaline
B: It is denser than air
C: It is very soluble
D: It has a strong smell

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22. What is the main use of ammonia?15
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A: Cleaning fluid
B: Synthesis of Textiles
C: Production of explosives
D: Production of fertilisers

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Which temperature gives a reasonably fast reaction with a sufficiently high hield of ammonia? 13
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A: 50°C
B: 250°C
C: 450°C
D: 650°C

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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A: To make ammonia as quickly as possible
B: To minimise the cost per tonne
C: To minimise the waste
D: To use up the least iron

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29. In which year was Fritz Haber awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry?15
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A: 1914
B: 1916
C: 1918
D: 1928

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31. What substance did Fritz Haber invent?15
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A: Zyklon A
B: Zyklon B
C: Zyklon C
D: Zyklon D

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A: N2 + 3H2 → NH3
B: N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3
C: 2N2 + H2 → 2NH3
D: N2 + 6H → 2NH3

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35. Which german company operated the first ammonia producing plant?15
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A: BASF
B: FASB
C: FABS
D: BAFS

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!