One example of this statement is the kidney removing bicarbonate ions from the blood to generate hydrogen ions and raise the blood's pH. In physics, Lenz's law is an analogue of this statement, which does not apply for the addition of an inert gas.
One example of this statement is the kidney removing bicarbonate ions from the blood to generate hydrogen ions and raise the blood's pH. In physics, Lenz's law is an analogue of this statement, which does not apply for the addition of an inert gas. Another example of it is lowering the temperature during the Haber process since the Haber process gives off about 90 kilojoules per mole and is therefore exothermic. For 10 points, name this principle which states that a system in chemical equilibrium will shift to counteract an imposed stress.
One example of this statement is the kidney removing bicarbonate ions from the blood to generate hydrogen ions and raise the blood's pH. In physics, Lenz's law is an analogue of this statement, which does not apply for the addition of an inert gas.
{LeChatelier’s} principle