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Catalysis: homogeneous, heterogeneous, enzyme catalysis
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In the Haber process, molybdenum is added to the iron catalyst in order to
A
shift the equilibrium towards ammonia
B
act as a poison for side reactions
C
change the value of the equilibrium constant
D
increase the activity of the catalyst
Answer: D
Molybdenum is a promoter: it enhances the activity of the iron catalyst, but it cannot change
K
or the equilibrium position.
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