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In the Haber process, ammonia is cooled out of the gas mixture as fast as it forms. Why does this raise the yield?
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In the Haber process, ammonia is cooled out of the gas mixture as fast as it forms. Why does this raise the yield?
It lowers the pressure, which favours ammonia
Removing a product makes
Q
c
Q_c
Q
c
smaller than
K
c
K_c
K
c
, so more ammonia forms
It raises
K
K
K
It speeds up the catalyst
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