What would be the effect of removing NH3 from this reaction?
3H2 + N2 32NH3
A. H2 and Nz woul...
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What would be the effect of removing NH3 from this reaction?
3H2 + N2 32NH3
A. H2 and Nz would react to produce more NH3.
B. The reactions in both directions would speed up.
C. The reactions in both directions would slow down.
D. The remaining NH3 would react more to produce more H2 and N2.
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