At 11:19 There is an editing mistake. Incase of endothermic reaction, reaction moves in backward direction. Incase of exothermic reaction, reaction moves in forward direction. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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According to Le Chatelier's principle, if you change the temperature of a system at equilibrium, the system will shift in a direction that opposes the change in temperature. In an exothermic reaction (heat-producing), increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium towards the reactants, while decreasing the temperature will favor the products. In an endothermic reaction (heat-absorbing), the opposite is true: increasing the temperature will favor the products, and decreasing the temperature will favor the reactants.
Temperature k jo sir ne do examples diye wo dono backward honge.. Bcz endo mein temp increase krne se reaction forward proceed krta hai and decrease krne pe backward jab k exo mein iska ulta hota hai temp increase krne se backward jata hai and decrease krne se forward...
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In the case of Exothermic reaction increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium towards the endothermic direction to counteract the increase in temperature. Therefore, increasing the temperature will cause the reaction to proceed in the reverse direction, favoring the decomposition of ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen gases.
In the "bonus question" the description of shifting in response to temperature changes is INCORRECT. If delta H is positive, the heat term is in the reactants. If you cool the system, the system will shift left (towards reactants, in the reverse direction) in order to release heat to bring the temperature back up. If delta H is negative, the heat term is in the products. If you increase the temperature of the system, the system will shift to use up heat to bring the temperature back down. i.e. it will shift in the endothermic (reverse) direction, towards the reactants.
last men dono reactions backward proceed krenge kiyunke endo men temperature decrease krne se backward jata he kiyun heat absorb hoti he or jab ham temperature decrease krenge to backward jaega or same iska opposite exothermic men hota he
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At 11:19
There is an editing mistake.
Incase of endothermic reaction, reaction moves in backward direction.
Incase of exothermic reaction, reaction moves in forward direction. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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only 8 people read this and the rest did not so u basiclly ruined every body else's concept
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In endothermic ,if we decrease temperature equilibrium will shift toward reactant not product.
So it is backward reaction right?
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And also for exothermic reaction ,if we increase the temperature the equilibrium will shift towards the reactants .but at all you are really best
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According to Le Chatelier's principle, if you change the temperature of a system at equilibrium, the system will shift in a direction that opposes the change in temperature. In an exothermic reaction (heat-producing), increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium towards the reactants, while decreasing the temperature will favor the products. In an endothermic reaction (heat-absorbing), the opposite is true: increasing the temperature will favor the products, and decreasing the temperature will favor the reactants.
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Temperature k jo sir ne do examples diye wo dono backward honge..
Bcz endo mein temp increase krne se reaction forward proceed krta hai and decrease krne pe backward jab k exo mein iska ulta hota hai temp increase krne se backward jata hai and decrease krne se forward...
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4:00 The products will be 2 moles Ammonia (not 3moles) for both reactions.
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What about change in temp
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Reaction of NH3 will move backward on incresing tempr
In the case of Exothermic reaction increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium towards the endothermic direction to counteract the increase in temperature. Therefore, increasing the temperature will cause the reaction to proceed in the reverse direction, favoring the decomposition of ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen gases.
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11:49 You did mistake sir . If we add heat to the system , it promotes endothermic reaction. So it promotes backward reaction.
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is something wrong with the changing temperature part of endothermic reaction?
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In the "bonus question" the description of shifting in response to temperature changes is INCORRECT. If delta H is positive, the heat term is in the reactants. If you cool the system, the system will shift left (towards reactants, in the reverse direction) in order to release heat to bring the temperature back up. If delta H is negative, the heat term is in the products. If you increase the temperature of the system, the system will shift to use up heat to bring the temperature back down. i.e. it will shift in the endothermic (reverse) direction, towards the reactants.
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When reaction is endothermic and we decrease the temperature it favours the backward reaction ,isn't it ?
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what is a backwards reaction? One of the difficult things in chemistry is that terminology that isn't intuitive is used to describe things.
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last men dono reactions backward proceed krenge kiyunke endo men temperature decrease krne se backward jata he kiyun heat absorb hoti he or jab ham temperature decrease krenge to backward jaega or same iska opposite exothermic men hota he
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N2 + 3H2 = 2 NH3 (@time=4:27)
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sir increases in temperature to the exothermic rxn it's favouring the left hand side I mean more reactannt are formed
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Sir i think u make a mistake in concentration of temperature decrease main response backward ho ga???
Excellent explanations. typo correction may be done N2+3H2 = 2 NH3
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When endotermic temprrature decreases postion of equilbrum goes to back ward direction...
Yes I also noticed it I think sir has got it wrong over there
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