Le Chatelier's Principle Question

[vindicate]

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Is what I've written below wrong?

Changes in Pressure and Volume only effect equations where there are gasses involved

Changes in concentration and temps effect ALL equations.


I've stumbled on a problem that's contradicting that.
A(s) -> B(s) + C(g) + heat

It says addition of A (because it is a solid) does not increase yield of C.

 

[nainaaz]

Is what I've written below wrong?

Changes in Pressure and Volume only effect equations where there are gasses involved

Changes in concentration and temps effect ALL equations.


I've stumbled on a problem that's contradicting that.
A(s) -> B(s) + C(g) + heat

It says addition of A (because it is a solid) does not increase yield of C.

The above equation contains the concentration of [A]. This concentration is related to the density of solid A and its molar mass. Since the density of A or of any pure solid or pure liquid does not vary with the extent of a reaction, the concentration of any pure solid or liquid can be regarded as a constant.

 

[vindicate]

thanks.

iranian?

 

[nainaaz]

thanks.

iranian?

lol nope 🙂