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10. Nitric acid, required in the production of nitrate fertilizers, is produced from ammonia by the Ostwald process. Use stanTULUI IU Several Compounds Compound AH, (kJ/mol) -704.2 AICI,(s) AI,O3(s) Caso (s) is the of 1 m under of an e in its format

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4 NH g + 502 (9) 4 NO(g) te Hystem = (4.400 + Gamin.) – (soming + serie [() 40(240) - [46-45.) +500)] =61090) - (-185.4) = -9

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