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The Haber process gives out heat and turns four moles of gas into two. Which change raises the share of ammonia at equilibrium?
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The Haber process gives out heat and turns four moles of gas into two. Which change raises the share of ammonia at equilibrium?
Removing some nitrogen
Raising the pressure
Adding a catalyst
Raising the temperature
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