increase pressure in reverse reactions
can someone please check this 
if the pressure is increased equilibrium shifts to the side of the equation where there are fewer molecules of gas which therefore means less collisions with the wall so the pressured is decreased
if the pressure is increased equilibrium shifts to the side of the equation where there are fewer molecules of gas which therefore means less collisions with the wall so the pressured is decreased
yeah sounds right I think
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