Original post by Jshek
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Increase
Higher pressure gives lower yield or moves left
Eqm shifts to reduce the pressure
But can I have it the other way
Decrease
Lower pressure gives higher yield or moves left
Eqm shift to increase the pressure
Increase
Higher pressure gives lower yield or moves left
Eqm shifts to reduce the pressure
But can I have it the other way
Decrease
Lower pressure gives higher yield or moves left
Eqm shift to increase the pressure
I meant "lower pressure gives higher yield so moves right" for second paragraph
Original post by Jshek
I meant "lower pressure gives higher yield so moves right" for second paragraph
If lower pressure increases yield, there must be more moles of gas on the product side than the reactants.
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