Chemical Equilibria Le Chatelier's Principle

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[@MaChemGuy]

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[@noormir3294]

Best explanation so far , thank you sir . 🙏🏻

[@oswin4715]

Thank you so much End of year mock exams are in 3 weeks and I finally understood this topic!

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[@MaChemGuy]

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[@asifhussain7097]

you have explained this whole thing in 14:12 minutes when my teacher took 3 hours on it :/

[@97adhib]

At 7:33 isn't there 4 moles on the LHS?

[@MaChemGuy]

It's definitely 2 moles. The subscript 2 after the formulae aren't the moles

[@97adhib]

MaChemGuy oh ok, so you don't count the small numbers in any equations

[@97adhib]

MaChemGuy oh ok, so you don't count the small numbers in any equations

[@therealmachemguy2231]

I'm sure you have failed all your A levels buy yes you do not

[@greatbarno]

@@therealmachemguy2231 lol a bit late for that

[@umar757]

I don't understand what you mean by a 'shift in equilibrium'. If the forwards/reversed reaction is now more prevalent doesn't that mean it's not longer at equilibrium? :/

[@MaChemGuy]

It 'shifts' to restore the equilibrium. Makes more sense in Y13 when you have to look at equilibrium constants

[@umar757]

+MaChemGuy Ahh I get it when you say it in that way. + we do the basics of Kc in year 12 now

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