Ammonium carbamate is formed by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide at 180 atm and 185?C. The reaction is
A.endothermic
B.exthermic
C.reversible
D.catalytic
A.endothermic
B.exthermic
C.reversible
D.catalytic
A.NH4HPO4
B.NH4H2PO4
C.NH4H2HPO4
D.(NH4)2HPO4
A.CaSO4.1
B.CaSO4.2H2O
C.CaSO4.
D.CaSO4
A.500-600?C
B.800-900?C
C.1400-1450?C
D.2000-2100?C
A.endothermic
B.exothermic
C.catalytic
D.reversible
A.hot concentrated HNO3
B.concentrated HNO3 containing dissolved NO2
C.the purest form of HNO3
D.a mixture of concentrated HNO3 and concentrated HCI
A.nitric acid
B.orthophosphoric acid
C.strong sulphuric acid
D.metaphosphoric acid
A.decreases with increasing pressure
B.increases with increasing pressure
C.remains constant with change in pressure
D.decreases linearly with increasing pressure
A.N content
B.NH3 content
C.HNO3 content
D.NO content