Graphs about chemical equilibrium

This educational video is about reaction rate and concentration graphs when we have disturbances and Le Chatelier's principle shifts the reactions to fix the disturbance.
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[@calvinbafshoe2626]

Which NO is removed? the one from the reactants or products cause I'm confused 🤷‍♂️ but I'm assuming you are talking about the one from your reactants side judging by your graph

[@keamogetswemaraba]

Hi mam'...I just watched the video, and I must say it really helped a lot...I'm still a bit confused as to how each stressor affects the reaction rate vs time graph?Do you mind helping?

[@scienceislit3185]

Hi Kea. Thanks for the positive feedback. In summary. there are a couple of things that affect the reaction rate. An increase or decrease in pressure, adding or removing a reactant, adding or removing a product and an increase or decrease in temperature. It all depends on whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic in the forward reaction (temperature changes), whether the moles of reactants are more or less than the moles of products (pressure changes). When a reactant is added the forward reaction is favoured, when a reactant is removed the reverse reaction is favoured. This also applies to adding products (reverse reaction favoured) and removing products (forward reaction favoured). Does this answer your question?