Le Chatliers principle: If a reaction at equilibrium faces a change in conditions then the point of equilibrium will shift opposite to counteract that change
What does increasing temperature do to the point of equilibrium if?
the reaction is endothermic: equilibrium will shift to the RHS to take up more energy and lower the temperature
the reaction is exothermic: equilibrium will shift to the LHS to reduce the release of energy
What does increasing pressure to the point of equilibrium?
The point of equilibrium will shift to the side with less moles of gas to decrease the increased pressure
What are equilibrium constants?
a value that expresses the relationship between the reactants and products in the amounts that are made.
like if it has a value greater than 1 then the point of equilibrium is on the product side and vice versa
