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Why is ammonia liquefied and removed during its industrial manufacture?
Ato cool the catalyst
Bto raise the pressure
Cto dilute the gases
Dto push it forward
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. to push it forward
Removing a product lowers its concentration, so Qc falls below Kc and the reaction keeps moving forward.
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