Which consequence results when the gas constant (R) is incorrectly applied in calculating equilibrium for ammonia synthesis under elevated pressure?

💡 Explanation

Incorrect R biases the calculated partial pressures; thus, the equilibrium constant calculation is flawed because the equilibrium position is misrepresented through inaccurate pressure. Therefore, the K calculation deviates, rather than the reaction kinetics changing or the reaction completing or flipping energy.

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