I dont understand why an increase in concentration of N2O4 would make the position of equilibrium shift to the right. Wouldnt this cause more N2O4 to form from NO2?
I dont understand why an increase in concentration of N2O4 would make the position of equilibrium shift to the right. Wouldnt this cause more N2O4 to form from NO2?
Increasing the N2O4 concentration will basically move the position of equilibrium in such a way that it counteracts the change. So if you increase the N2O4 concentration, you want more of it to react to form NO2, so the N2O4 concentration drops back down again, and you can restore the equilibrium...so the position of equilibrium moves right in order for that to happen.