Which mechanism influences equilibrium position in Haber-Bosch process at increased total pressure?

💡 Explanation

When total pressure increases, Le Chatelier's principle dictates the equilibrium will shift to reduce pressure because there are less moles on the product side, favoring ammonia formation. Therefore Le Chatelier's principle dictates positional change, rather than collision rate, catalyst poisoning, or endothermic reactions, all which involve other phenomena.

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