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Topic: Subject: Electrons Needed to Convert One Nitrate Ion Into One Ammonia Molecule  (Read 1977 times)

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How many electrons are needed to convert one nitrate ion into one ammonia molecule?

I tried balancing it as a an oxidation-reduction half-reaction, which gave me 5e- + 6H+ + NO3- :rarrow: NH3 + 3H2O, so I guessed that the answer was 5. It’s supposedly 8 though, how do you get that?

Subject: Conditions at Equilibrium

What condition describes a reaction at equilibrium?
A)   :delta: G = 0
B)   :delta: G° = 0
C)   :delta: G° = :delta: G°
D)   ln K = 0

I know that :delta: G = 0 describes a reaction at equilibrium, but since :delta: G = -RTln(K) and :delta: G=0, then wouldn’t that also imply that ln K = 0 since R and T aren’t 0? Or are we assuming that T could be 0, so A is the answer as opposed to D?

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5e- + 6H+ + NO3- :rarrow: NH3 + 3H2O

It is not balanced.
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