Which of the following does NOT favor theformation of more products?Increasing the concentrations of N2 andAН2Increasing the temperature of thesystemC) Increasing the pressure of the systemD) Addition of more porous iron catalyst Consider the following system at equilibrium (alsoknown as the Haber process):N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) = 2NH3(g) AH = - 92.94 kJ at 298 KIn the presence of a porous iron catalyst, 29.075moles of N2, 75.225 moles of H2, and 10.000moles of NH3 are mixed initially in a 5-L container.At equilibrium, 59.15 moles of NH3 are collected.

The given reaction , N2(g) +3H2(g) ⇌2NH3(g) ∆H =-92.94 kJ

Which of the following does NOT favor the formation of more products? Increasing the concentrations of N2 and A Н2 Increasing the temperature of the В system C) Increasing the pressure of the system Addition of more porous iron catalyst

Which of the following does NOT favor the formation of more products? Increasing the concentrations of N2 and A Н2 Increasing the temperature of the В system C) Increasing the pressure of the system Addition of more porous iron catalyst

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Which of the following does NOT favor the
formation of more products?
Increasing the concentrations of N2 and
A
Н2
Increasing the temperature of the
system
C) Increasing the pressure of the system
D) Addition of more porous iron catalyst

Consider the following system at equilibrium (also
known as the Haber process):
N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) = 2NH3(g) AH = - 92.94 kJ at 298 K
In the presence of a porous iron catalyst, 29.075
moles of N2, 75.225 moles of H2, and 10.000
moles of NH3 are mixed initially in a 5-L container.
At equilibrium, 59.15 moles of NH3 are collected.

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