What is Le Châtelier's principle?
Le Châtelier's principle is that when a system has reached a dynamic equilibrium the position of equilbrium will move to resist any change that is imposed on it.
For example if you heat a reaction that has reached dynamic equilbrium it will cool itself by favouring the endothermic reaction.
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