Which outcome occurs when the Haber-Bosch process uses excessively high pressures?

💡 Explanation

Excessively high pressure during the Haber-Bosch process increases the risk of equipment failure because the increased stress surpasses the material's yield strength, therefore causing deformation or fracture of the reactor vessel, rather than primarily impacting the catalyst activity or bond polarization.

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