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while changing the pressurecausesequilibrium to shift
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certain stressescauseequilibrium to shift
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Application of an external pressure to the salt solution side equal to the osmotic pressurewill also causeequilibrium
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by increasing the concentration of one of the ions in solution(passive) caused byequilibrium
by changing ( usually cooling ) temperature or by a decrease in the concentration of the ligand(passive) caused byequilibrium
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by the addition More information Solubility Equilibrium(passive) caused byequilibrium
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factors ... ionic equilibria in aqueous solution , solubility products , common ion effectinfluencingequilibrium
a decrease in supplycausesequilibrium
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