Le Chatelier's Principle Part 1 | Reactions | Chemistry | FuseSchool
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2013
- Le Chatelier's Principle Part 1 | Reactions | Chemistry | FuseSchool
What exactly is Le Chatelier's Principle? And why is it important to learn it to understand chemical reactions? Find out in this video!
Part 2 found here: • Le Chatelier's Princip...
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the reason why i have this feeling is that in reversible reactions due to temperature change the reaction produces its own heat in one direction & then uses it to go backwards
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Life saver! Best explanation of Le Chatelier's principle... thank you, I hope I won't fail my test this Thursday!
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For pH indicators, is the stress coming from the pH of the solution? Like the liquid pH indicator is being put into a solution of a certain pH and because of that, the equilibrium is changed and then thats what gives the color to the indicator?
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I can understand how pressure & temperature change & how they effect the reaction & force it back to the opposite direction to maintain equilibrium, but i don't really get it when it comes to concentration change!
a certain amount of A & B will react to produce a certain amount of C & D, how would the concentration of C & D increase! do we just add more of them ?
( Thank you in advance for any help you might be able to provide )
I also think ( plz correct me if I am wrong ) that reversible reaction ( backward reaction ) due to temperature change is more likely to occur right after the forward reaction is done, without any interference.
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while on the other hand the backward reaction due to ( pressure & concentration ) would require something that causes the pressure change ( I dunno like doing the experiment on a top of a mountain - i know this sounds silly - ) or adding more substance to increase concentration!
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I have a doubt. What inside the reaction cause the balance in equilibrium? What is it called?
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I also don't understand why when volume increases equilibrium shifts to the side with more moles. They already are occupying more space as there are more moles. This means they have less volume. So why would equilibrium shift towards them? To further decrease the space?
I've wondered this myself but i think it's cause if you decrease volume it will cause a shift from stp so it would have to shift back, plus maybe something to do with K and the coefficients when calculating K
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Still confused about the decrease of products. Surely you can't increase the products without decreasing reactants?
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Hi Ahmad,
Sorry for the delayed response - basically, adding C and D is a hypothetical situation - a stress that we are putting on to the system, and then seeing how it would respond according to Le Chatelier's principle :)
I hope this helps a bit, please let me know if you want to know more :)))
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So what does equilibrium on its own mean...
To make it into a Balanced state????
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If A + B are reacting to produce C + D, why there would there be a decrease in C + D in the first place?
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I don’t get it why when the pressure is increased, the equilibrium shift to the side with fewer moles?
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This video was favouring the conditions in exothermic right??!
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I don't like that analogy. They seem to say that chemical equilibrium means equal quantities of each species on both sides, which is not necessarily true.
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Let's say i have N2 + 3H2 --> 2NH3. I've got 43 mole N2, 152 mole H2 and 335 mole NH3. When I add 15 mole N2 to the system and await equilibrium, what will then happen to the ammount of mole of H2? Will it be more, less or the same?
the system will oppose the change.
Equilibrium will shift to the right to use up and reduce the N2 added.
So H2 gases will react with N2 to form more NH3.
amount of H2 decreases( to become less than 152) while amount of NH3 increases( more than 335).
Remember: the opposite of Addition is Substraction.
You adding more N2 will cause the equilibrium to reduce and use up the N2.
Hope that helps.