Effect of Temperature on an Equilibrium Reaction

A chemical demonstration showing how changing the temperature can shift the position of the equilbrium towards the reactants or products. Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

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• Carleton
• University
• Chemistry
• Demonstration
• Equilibrium
• Position
• Temperature
• Nitrogen
• Dioxide
• Tetraoxide

[123010]

Why did was there a woman's face hidden in the countdown? SUBLIMINAL MESSAGING lol

[booglegoog]

instant subscribe O_O

[mousavi128]

I never understand what it means for a reaction to shift to the left or the right, can someone please explain?

[DaPkoomnys]

PENIS

[keagleeye]

Im studying this stuff in grade 12 high school... IM happy that I know the stuff before I get to college....

[niecey101]

I wish I had found you when I was taking Chem 130 not while I'm taking Chem 140 now :/ SUBSCRIBING!!! :DDD

[toml08]

Damn I hate chemistry, damn chemical equilibrium test

[PigsCanFly99]

the 2nd year xpt re: how much is NO2 and hm is N2O4 is viable only cuz 2 moles of N02 exist for each mole of N204 @ STP .. opening stopcock implies gas1 and gas2 @ 1 atm. Correct? Weighing pretty small volumes of gas n'est-ce pas? Perhaps some one could/would elaborate. Fanks.

[MoMoJaye]

@mrckb exothermic: Giving out heat.