In the Haber process, Nitrogen and Hydrogen react to form Ammonia.

Which factor increases both the speed of reaction and the amount of Ammonia produced?

Addition of a catalyst

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Decreasing the temperature

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Increasing the pressure

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Increasing the temperature

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Increasing the pressure

Using Le Chatelier’s principle , increasing the pressure would increase the number of successful collisions and more ammonia is formed to reduce the number of molecules of nitrogen and hydrogen.

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