Arc-Length Continuation Applied to the Haber Process
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The Peng–Robinson equation of state is used to compute the correction factor due to gas-phase nonideality, 
, in the high-pressure synthesis of ammonia (
), known as the Haber process. In addition, the extent of reaction is computed. This Demonstration plots these two quantities versus pressure for temperatures ranging from 580 K to 710 K.
Contributed by: Housam Binous, Ahmed Bellagi, Brian G. Higgins, Ahmed Aheed, and Mohammad Mozahar Hossain (November 2014)
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Published: November 21 2014
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