In a Haber-Bosch reactor held at fixed volume containing partially converted gases, which outcome occurs when inert argon is further injected?

💡 Explanation

The equilibrium position remains unchanged because the addition of argon increases the system pressure but does affect the partial pressures; therefore, the equilibrium isn't disturbed rather than favouring one side. The underlying mechanism is Le Chatelier's principle.

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