For the gas phase reaction below, AH° = -1.6 x 102 kJ for the forward %3D reaction. SO2 + 702= SO3 In order to increase the yield of SO3, the reaction should be run O at high P, high T. at low P, high T. O at high P, low T. at high P, but is independent of T. at low P, low T.

For the gas phase reaction below, AH° = -1.6 x 102 kJ for the forward %3D reaction. SO2 + 702= SO3 In order to increase the yield of SO3, the reaction should be run O at high P, high T. at low P, high T. O at high P, low T. at high P, but is independent of T. at low P, low T.

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For the gas phase reaction below, AH° = -1.6 x 102 kJ for the forward
reaction.
SO2 + 702=SO3
In order to increase the yield of SO3, the reaction should be run
at high P, high T.
at low P, high T.
at high P, low T.
O at high P, but is independent of T.
at low P, low T.

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