1. This document discusses properties and reactions of various nitrogen-containing compounds including ammonia, nitric acid, and inorganic nitrogenous salts. It also discusses methods of preparing these compounds in the lab and industry.
2. Key reactions covered include the Haber process for producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen, reactions of ammonia with acids to produce salts, and decomposing metal nitrates with heat.
3. Common preparation methods are discussed for ammonia, nitric acid, phosphorus fertilizers, and detecting the presence of ions like ammonium, nitrate, and aluminum.
1. This document discusses properties and reactions of various nitrogen-containing compounds including ammonia, nitric acid, and inorganic nitrogenous salts. It also discusses methods of preparing these compounds in the lab and industry.
2. Key reactions covered include the Haber process for producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen, reactions of ammonia with acids to produce salts, and decomposing metal nitrates with heat.
3. Common preparation methods are discussed for ammonia, nitric acid, phosphorus fertilizers, and detecting the presence of ions like ammonium, nitrate, and aluminum.
1. This document discusses properties and reactions of various nitrogen-containing compounds including ammonia, nitric acid, and inorganic nitrogenous salts. It also discusses methods of preparing these compounds in the lab and industry.
2. Key reactions covered include the Haber process for producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen, reactions of ammonia with acids to produce salts, and decomposing metal nitrates with heat.
3. Common preparation methods are discussed for ammonia, nitric acid, phosphorus fertilizers, and detecting the presence of ions like ammonium, nitrate, and aluminum.
1- Action of atmospheric air Reaction with mineral acids
6Li + N2 ………… NaOH +………. NaCl +……..
Li3N + 3 H2O ……..+………. 2NaOH + H2SO4 ……….+ ………. 2- With water :- 2Na + H2O …………. + …….. Sodium carbonate: 3- With oxygen :- Preparation : ..Li +……. 2 LiO In industry ( Solvay )method :- By Li2O + H2O …………… passing ammonia and carbon dioxide 2Na + O2 ……………. gases in a saturated aqueous solution of K + O2 ……………… sodium chloride to produce sodium 4 KO2 + 2 CO2 …… + …… bicarbonate which will decompose by 4- With acids heating to sodium carbonate , Water and 2Na + 2 HCl …… + ……… carbon dioxide 5- With hydrogen:- NH3 + ……..+ NaCl + ……. 2Li + H2 …………. ……….. + ……….. 2Na + H2 ………… NaHCO3 ……….. + …….. + 6- With halogens :- 2Na + …….. 2NaCl ……. 2K + Br2 ………….. Properties : 7- With other nonmetals :- Na2CO3 + 2 HCl …………+ 2Na + S …………………. ……… 3K + P ……………….. How can you prepare : 8- The action of heat on its oxygenated 1- Ammonia gas from lithium salt :- 2- Sodium hydroxide by two methods 1000 Li2 CO3 ………+ 3- Potassium carbonates from potassium super ……… oxide b) Alkaline metal nitrates decompose 4- Oxygen from potassium partially 5- Ammonium chloride from ammonia heat 6- Sodium meta aluminates from aluminum 2NaNO3 …………….. + chloride ……… 7- Black copper oxide from copper sulphate Detection of Aluminum Al+3 What is the effect of heat on each of the ALCl3 + 3 NaOH ………….+ following : ……….. 1- Lithium carbonate Al (OH) 3 + NaOH ……….+ 2- Sodium nitrate 3- Copper hydroxide ………. 4- Sodium bicarbonate - Detection of copperII (Cu++) What is the action of : CuSO4 +2Na OH …………+ 1- Atmospheric air on lithium ……… 2- Hydrochloric acid on sodium metal 3- Bromine on potassium Cu (OH)2 ………… + 4- Hydrogen on lithium ……….. By double substitution reaction CO2 + 2 NH4 OH …………… + ……….. (NH4)2 CO3 + Ca SO4 ……..+……….. Preparation of phosphor nitrogenous fertilizers Orthophoshoric acid firstly is prepared by : Ca3(PO4)2 + 3 H2SO4 ……….+ …….. Properties of nitrogen Then 1- With hydrogen: 3NH3 + H2 PO4 …………….
N2 + 3 H2 ……………. Preparation of nitric acid in lab
2- With Oxygen : 2KNO3 + H2 SO4 ………….. +…….. Action of heat N2 + O2 ……………….. 4HNO3 ……..+………. +………. 3- With metals : Action of acid on metals Fe + 4HNO3 ………….+……+ 3Mg + N2 …………………….. ……… 3Cu +8HNO3 ……….+……… + Mg3N2 + 6H2O ………….+………. ……….. 4- With calcium carbide : Cu + 4 HNO3 ………..+………+ ………. CaC2 + N2 ………… +………….. Detection of nitrate ion (NO3)- 2Na NO3 + 6FeSO4 + 4H2SO4 CaCN2 + 3H2O → …………+ ………… ……………. +……… + ……….. +……….. The nitrogenous compounds FeSO4 +NO ………………… 1- Ammonia gas NH3 To differentiate between nitrite and nitrate salts Can be prepared in lab By the action of 5KNO2 + 2KMnO4 + 3H2SO4 → ………… + heat on a mixture of ammonium chloride ………….. + …………..+ ……….. and slaked lime Important questions 4NH4 Cl + Ca (OH)2 ……….. + ……+ …….. How can you obtain Ammonia can prepared in industry 1- Ammonia from calcium carbide 2- Ammonia from ammonium chloride N2 + 3H2 ……………. 3- Ammonia from nitrogen Detection of ammonia gas 4- Nitric acid from potassium nitrate It gives dense white fumes of ammonium How can you differentiate between chloride when subjected to a glass rod 1- Conc. Nitric acid and dilute nitric acid wetted with conc. Hydrochloric acid 2- Iron and copper by using nitric acid NH3 + HCl → ……………. 3- Dil. Nitric acid and dil. Sulphuric acid by Ammonia is an alkaline. using iron filings NH3 + H2O →………………… Haber's method 4- Sodium nitrate and sodium nitrite solution Ammonia gas can be prepared 5- Nitrogen gas and ammonia gas Detection of ammonia gas What is the effect of heat on each of N2 + 3H2 Fe / Mo …………. 1- Nitric acid 500/200 2- The mixture of ammonium chloride and NH3 + HCl ……………. Inorganic nitrogenous salts calcium hydroxide NH3 + HNO3 →………………. What is the reaction of nitrogen with 2 NH3 + H2So4 → ………………. 1- Oxygen 2- Hydrogen 3- Magnesium 4- Calcium carbide What is the effect of water on the following 1- Magnesium nitride 2- Calcium Cyanamid 3- Ammonia gas What is the reaction of ammonia with 1- Nitric acid 2- Sulphuric acid 3- Phosphoric acid