MCQ
Le Chatelier's principle is applicable to :
- AOnly homogeneous chemical reversible reaction.
- BOnly heterogeneous chemical reversible reaction.
- COnly physical equilibria.
- ✓All systems chemical or physical, in equilibrium.
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
All systems chemical or physical, in equilibrium.
Le Chatelier’s principle states that When some variables like temperature, pressure, concentration, etc are changed in a system at equilibrium then the system will go in that direction where it can get released from the change.
Le chatelier's principle is only applicable for the compounds at equilibrium.
So, Le Chatelier’s principle is applicable to all systems chemical or physical at equilibrium.
Le chatelier's principle is only applicable for the compounds at equilibrium.
So, Le Chatelier’s principle is applicable to all systems chemical or physical at equilibrium.
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