Question

Does Le Chatelier's Principle state that if a system has a change in concentration, volume or temperature the system will shift to counter-act the change to the system?

Answer 1

`"Nope"`

Explanation:

The system will shift to `"oppose the change"`; and `"oppose"` does not mean `"counteract"`. We speak of an `"initial"` reponse of a system at equilibrium. Of course, under different conditions, especially with regard to a change in temperature, the equilibrium might evolve, and new parameters might obtain. Le Chatelier's principle always refers to the initial response of the equilibrium.

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