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When in any system at equilibrium state pressure, temperature and concentration is changed then the equilibria shifted to such a direction which neutralize the effect of change. This is known as

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First law of thermodynamics
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Le-chatelier's principle
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Ostwald's rule
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Hess's law of constant heat summation

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Le-chatelier's principle

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when in any system at equilibrium state pressure, temperature and concentration is changed then the equilibrium shifted to such a direction which neutralize the effect of change. this is known Le-Chatelier's principle

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