Chemistry, 10.02.2021 22:10, kiannadgarnica

What affect would increasing the pressure of the synthesis of ammonia, a reversible reaction, if the reaction were at equilibrium?
Na (3) +
3H₂(g) < 2NH3(s) + 94 KJ

What affect would increasing the pressure of the synthesis of ammonia, a

reversible reaction, if

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