Le Chatelier’s Principle: Temperature Changes on Equilibrium (OCR GCSE Chemistry A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Le Chatelier's principle (temp changes)
Le Chatelier's principle (temp changes)
Equilibrium shifts to oppose temperature changes
Temp increase effect on equilibrium
Temp increase effect on equilibrium
Shifts to endothermic side (absorbs heat)
Temp decrease effect on equilibrium
Temp decrease effect on equilibrium
Shifts to exothermic side (releases heat)
Which side absorbs heat?
Which side absorbs heat?
Endothermic side
Which side releases heat?
Which side releases heat?
Exothermic side
Why shift to endothermic side (temp ↑)?
Why shift to endothermic side (temp ↑)?
To absorb excess heat and reduce temperature
Why shift to exothermic side (temp ↓)?
Why shift to exothermic side (temp ↓)?
To release heat and increase temperature
Ammonia formation: exo or endothermic?
Ammonia formation: exo or endothermic?
Exothermic (forward reaction releases heat)
Ammonia: temp increase effect
Ammonia: temp increase effect
Shifts left to reactants, decreases
Ammonia: temp decrease effect
Ammonia: temp decrease effect
Shifts right to products, increases
