If more hydrogen is added to a system of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas, the system will produce more ammonia to move towards the original amount of hydrogen in the system.
If more hydrogen is added to a system of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas, the system will produce more ammonia to move towards the original amount of hydrogen in the system. If heat is removed from the previous reaction, which is exothermic, the system will react in such a way to produce more heat to compensate for the lost heat. For ten points, these are examples of what principle of chemistry, which states that a chemical system will shift in order to minimize the effects of changes in its temperature, pressure, or chemical concentration?
If more hydrogen is added to a system of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas, the system will produce more ammonia to move towards the original amount of hydrogen in the system.
{Le Chatelier’s} Principle