Collision theory supports this concept, and it can be used to explain the common ion effect.
This concept is sometimes named for Karl Braun, who discovered it independently. The theory of response reactions, based on analysis of the Hessian determinant, can be used to interpret phenomena which are in contradiction to this concept. Collision theory supports this concept, and it can be used to explain the common ion effect. This concept states that the (*) addition of an inert noble gas or a catalyst does not affect the equilibrium state, and that an increase in pressure will favor the side with the fewer moles. For 10 points name this principle that states that the chemical equilibrium will shift to counteract any change imposed on a system.
This concept is sometimes named for Karl Braun, who discovered it independently.
{Le Chatelier}’s principle