15.2 Le Chatelier's Principle

Struggling with Le Chatelier's Principle? Chad breaks down what results in a shift left, a shift right, or no shift at all!
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Thank you for an absolutely crystal clear explanation of Le Chatelier's principle. I was reviewing "Adsorption" and the part where you described adding heat to an exothermic reaction helped me see clearly why increasing the Temperature decreases Adsorption given it is an exothermic process. I would like to know if you have any videos on Adsorption and different Types (Types I through V). Thank you.

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[@wanghanwhc]

Dear Chad, I did some google search on adding inert gas to a reaction. There are two situations: 1) Adding inert gas to the system at constant Volume (the case you described), this will only increase the total pressure but not the partial pressure of the other gases. Thus, this addition causes no shift in the equilibrium of the reaction. 2) Adding inert gas to the system at constant Pressure, this will decrease the partial pressure of the other gases. Thus, as partial pressures decrease, the reaction favors the side with more moles of gas. Can you check if I am correct, please? Thank you in advance!

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Hey HC W, you are exactly right! Happy studying!

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