What is an example of an equilibrium shift that might occur to a system?

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anonymous · Answer

ummm idont have chemical names but i can give yu a model of wat it should look like if yu like?

anonymous · Answer

okay :)

anonymous · Answer

so if
A + B= C+D
assume theyare all gasses. if you add some A then the equalibrium will shift to the product side, or the opposite side. if you remove some A then the equalibrium will remain on the same side

unklerhaukus · Answer

when you open a bottle of soda pop
the high pressure inside the bottle is reduced shifting the equilibrium to make the CO_2 less likely to be dissolved , hence bubbles form

anonymous · Answer

@hereweg0 Oh you're giving me the equation. Well soda has gas so that has to be an example.

anonymous · Answer

@unklerhaukus Thank you! I understand it better now.

anonymous · Answer

ok good.