Consider the reaction3H2 + N2 NH3Where DH is -17.2If we remove H2 the amount of N2 increasesIf we remove NH3, the amount of H2 decreasesIf we add H2, the N2 decreasesIf we add a catalyst, the NH3 increasesIf we increase the pressure, the NH3 increasesIf we increase temperature the NH3 increases

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Consider the reaction
3H2 + N2 NH3
Where DH is -17.2
If we remove H2 the amount of N2 increases
If we remove NH3, the amount of H2 decreases
If we add H2, the N2 decreases
If we add a catalyst, the NH3 increases
If we increase the pressure, the NH3 increases
If we increase temperature the NH3 increases

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