How come an exothermic reaction's equilibrium's shifted to the right by colder temps and vice versa for endothermic reactions.
And I already know that if it's a reversible reaction the reverse of the reaction will be endothermic if the forward reaction is exothermic, just trying to get my head round this.
I think it would make more sense if it was the same as pressure as in a higher temp pushes the equilibrium towards the end with fewer moles, because higher temps mean higher pressure?