Industrial Nitrogen Fixation Is Achieved Through the Haber Process

question 32

Multiple Choice

Industrial nitrogen fixation is achieved through the Haber process

• A) in which N₂ is reduced catalytically by H₂ at ambient temperature.
• B) in which N₂ is hydrogenated by CH₄ at extreme temperature and pressure.
• C) in which nitrate and nitrite are chemically converted to NH at ambient temperature.
• D) which requires little energy.
• E) which is carried out by purified enzymes in a reactor.

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