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12 Principles of green chemistry
Prevent waste
Maximise atom economy
less hazardous chemical synthesis
safer chemicals and products
safer solvents and reaction conditions
increase energy efficiency
use renewable raw materials
avoid chemical derivatives
use catalysts, not excess reactants
design chemicals and products to be bio-degradable
analyse in real time to prevent pollution
minimize potential accidents
percentage yield equation
(actual yield/theoretical yield) x 100
how is theoretical yield found
mass of products if 100% conversion of reactants to products
what is ammonia mostly used in
ammonia salts, used in fertilizers
Haber process reaction
N2+3H2 <---> 2NH3 △H=-92 KJ Mol-1
How is hydrogen collected for Haber process
"steam reforming"
CH4+H2O <---> CO + 3H2
CO + H2O <---> CO2 + H2
effects of pressure and temp increase on Haber process and Sulfur dioxide to sulfur trioxide
Increased pressure, increased yield and reaction rate
Increased temp, decreased yield but increased reaction rate
Haber Process conditions
350-500 C
100-250 atmospheres
Iron/iron oxide (Fe3O4) catalyst
yield of Haber process
20% at each pass in reactor, ultimate yield of 98%
Use of sulfuric acid
used to dehydrate, extracts hydrogen and oxygen from sugar in the form of water
also as a catalyst or as a strong acid
Contact process main steps
1. Sourcing SO2
2. Sulfur dioxide to Sulfur trioxide
3. absorption of Sulfur trioxide to sulfuric acid
Sourcing SO2 steps
From natural gas or crude oil
S + O2 ---> SO2 △H=-297 KJ mol-1
Dried air mixed with molten sulfur produces sulfur dioxide
Sulfur dioxide to sulfur trioxide steps
2SO2 + O2 <---> 2SO3 △H=-197 KJ mol-1
Sulfur dioxide to sulfur trioxide conditions
Vanadium oxide (V2O5) catalyst
400-500 C
1 atmosphere (cost of maintaining high pressure outweighs benefits)
Steps of absorption of Sulfur trioxide to sulfuric acid
1. Sulfur trioxide dissolves into acid called Oleum
SO3 + H2SO4 ---> H2S2O7
2. Oleum mixed with water to produce sulfuric acid
H2S2O7 + H2O ---> 2H2SO4
Effects or Sulfur dioxide pollution
Corrosion of metals,
acid rain, sulfur dioxide reacts with rainwater to form sulfurous acid
How is sulfur dioxide pollution limited
Double absorption, where unreacted SO2 is recollected
increases sulfur dioxide conversion from 98% to 99.6%