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in bosch process removal of co2 by​

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Answer:

Haber-Bosch process

hydrogen, a mixture known as water gas. It is also possible to carry out a water-gas shift reaction by passing the water gas with more steam over a catalyst, yielding more hydrogen, and carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide is removed by dissolving it in water at a pressure of about…

Explanation:

This process of removal of CO from syngas uses the water-gas shift reaction:

CO+H

2

O⟶CO

2

+H

2

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