Le Chatelier's Principle | K and Q

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[@minjinseo3681]

Hello, sir. I have a question. What will happen if you add an electrolyte that is not initially present in the reaction? What will be the direction of the shift?
For example:
You add NaCl to the reaction of FeSCN2+ Fe3+ + SCN-.
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[@akakakaka287]

For Q & Le Ch' for gases:
Why does the reaction shift towards more mols of gas (products in this case) when the Volume increases & pressure decreases? Like I'm trying to find out how to prove this using the equation on your slide.

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more moles = more molecules = more pressure. thus the reaction counteracts the pressure decrease (volume increase) by making the pressure in the chamber higher by producing more particles. i just learnt about this, so ofc im not 100% sure.

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