According to LeChatelier's principle, if a chemical system in equlibrium is disturbed,

the system will react in whatever way increases the amount of reactants and decreases temperature.

the system will change in whatever way will increase the effect of the disturbance.

the system will react in whatever way reduces the amount of reactants and increases temperature.

the system will change in whatever way will reduce the effect of the disturbance.

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Cherish

Chemistry

7 June, 11:56

According to LeChatelier's principle, if a chemical system in equlibrium is disturbed,

the system will react in whatever way increases the amount of reactants and decreases temperature.

the system will change in whatever way will increase the effect of the disturbance.

the system will react in whatever way reduces the amount of reactants and increases temperature.

the system will change in whatever way will reduce the effect of the disturbance.

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Kiera Parrish · Answer 1

Answer: D.

Explanation:

Le Chatelier's Principle states that when a Chemical reaction in equilibrium experiences some change, whether that's a temperature change, a pressure change, or a concentration change, the equilibrium will shift to annul the effect of that change.