Le Chatelier's Principle: Stress Analysis for N2 and Temperature Changes

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A stress analysis for the reaction N2(g) + 3 H2 <=> 2 NH3(g) + 92kJ indicates the direction of shifts due to changes in concentration and temperature. Increasing the concentration of N2 results in a shift to the right, favoring the production of NH3. Conversely, increasing the temperature causes a shift to the left, as the system moves away from the added heat. The discussion clarifies that the term "stress analysis" pertains to identifying these shifts in equilibrium. Understanding these shifts is essential for predicting the behavior of the chemical system under varying conditions.
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Do a stress analysis for each change on the following systems.
N2(g) +3 H2 <=> 2 NH3(g) +92kJ

Increase [N2]
Increase temperture

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What is it looking for when it says a "stress anaylsis", is it just looking for which direction the shift is?

For [N2], the shift would be to the right (away from the increase)
And temperature, the shift would be to the left (away from the heat)
 
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