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Formation of ammonia from `H_(2) and N_(2)` by Haber's process using `Fe` is an example of

A

Heterogeneous catalysis

B

Homogenous catalysis

C

Enzyme catalysis

D

Non-catalytic process

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C

Many of the d-block (transition) elements and their compounds act as catalyst. Catalytic property is probably due to the utillisation of `(n-1)d` orbitals of formation of interstital compounds.
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