The Haber process simulator

Change the conditions and watch the share of ammonia molecules change.

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Why is 450 °C used in the Haber process?

It is a compromise: lower temperatures give a higher yield but the reaction would be too slow.

Does a catalyst change the yield?

No. It speeds up the forward and back reactions equally, so equilibrium is reached sooner but at the same position.

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