Chemistry, asked by ritatyagi42, 1 year ago

How does an equilibrium shifts if product is added to a reaction?

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Answered by senthurkumaran2004

If a reaction mixture is at equilibrium, if you add some more reactant, according the Le Chatelier's principle than the reaction will change in order to "counteract" the change. ... Therefore if reactants are added, the reaction shifts to "remove" some reactants.

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