A. 35 _ 50 ˚C
B. 130 – 150 ˚C
C. 400 – 450 ˚C
D. 500 – 6000 ˚C
Answer
Correct Answer: B. 130 -150 ˚C
Detail about MCQs
At this temperature range, a compromise is struck between achieving a reasonable reaction rate and minimizing energy costs. Higher temperatures would increase the reaction rate, but they would also require more energy to maintain. The process is carried out at high pressures (around 200 atmospheres) to further improve the yield of ammonia.
So, the correct temperature range for the Haber process is option B, 130 – 150 °C.