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    In 1884, Henry Louis Le Chatelier (1850-1936) made observations of chemical systems at equilibrium. To apply Le Chatelier's Principle, you start with an initial equilibrium, then a 'non-equilibrium' shifting state, followed by a new equilibrium.

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    In 1884, Henry Louis Le Chatelier (1850-1936) made observations of chemical systems at equilibrium. To apply Le Chatelier's Principle, you start with an initial equilibrium, then a 'non-equilibrium' shifting state, followed by a new equilibrium.

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    In 1884, Henry Louis Le Chatelier (1850-1936) made observations of chemical systems at equilibrium. To apply Le Chatelier's Principle, you start with an initial equilibrium, then a 'non-equilibrium' shifting state, followed by a new equilibrium.

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    Qualitative Changes in Equilibrium Systems Jeff: Today was pretty much a work period so you didn't miss

    much, but help yourself to my notes if you want them.


    Friday, November 14, 2008
    1:42 PM
    In 1884, Henry Louis Le Châtelier (1850-1936) made observations of chemical systems at equilibrium, his Homework
    studies developed what is now known as… 1. Read: Section 7.3 pg 450-460
    Le Châtelier's When a chemical system is disturbed by a change in a property, the system a. Q#1-6 pg 457
    - b. Q#1-6 pg 459
    Principle adjusts in a way that opposes the change.
    2. Read Section 7.4 pg 461-462
    To apply Le Châtelier's Principle, you start with an initial equilibrium, then a 'non-equilibrium' shifting a. Q#1 pg 461
    state, followed by a new equilibrium. One application was Fritz Haber using Le Châtelier's Principle to b. Q#1 pg 462 (Section Questions)
    create an economic process for the production of ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen. c. Q#3,4 pg 462

    Le Châtelier's Principle and Concentration Changes


    If more reactant is added to a system at equilibrium, it will undergo an equilibrium shift

    Chemistry Page 1

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