Which risk increases when a Haber-Bosch reactor exceeds its pressure rating?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the pressure rating strains the material exceeding safe limits; therefore, reactor walls will begin to deform and fracture, leading to a rupture because of exceeding the material's yield strength and creep, rather than simply shifting the equilibrium or affecting kinetics.

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