9. What is the name given to the manufacturing process that is used togenerate ammonia? *O the Bends processLe Chatelier's processthe Haber-Bosch processthe Ammonia Fixation processO the Bohr-Rutherford process 8. For the system below, which action will cause an equilibrium shift to theright? *N,(g) + 0,(g) = 2NO(g)O increasing [NO)increasing pressureO decreasing volumeO adding a catalystadding 02(g)

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9. What is the name given to the manufacturing process that is used to generate ammonia? * O the Bends process O Le Chatelier's process O the Haber-Bosch process the Ammonia Fixation process the Bohr-Rutherford process

9. What is the name given to the manufacturing process that is used to generate ammonia? * O the Bends process O Le Chatelier's process O the Haber-Bosch process the Ammonia Fixation process the Bohr-Rutherford process

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9. What is the name given to the manufacturing process that is used to
generate ammonia? *
O the Bends process
Le Chatelier's process
the Haber-Bosch process
the Ammonia Fixation process
O the Bohr-Rutherford process

8. For the system below, which action will cause an equilibrium shift to the
right? *
N,(g) + 0,(g) = 2NO(g)
O increasing [NO)
increasing pressure
O decreasing volume
O adding a catalyst
adding 02(g)

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