change in K

[Shreya Patel- 2D]

I know that K does not change when there is a change in pressure, but does that mean temperature is the only thing that changes K?

[MichaelRaad_1F]

Yes, a change in temperature is the only thing that changes K I believe.

[LReedy_3C]

I believe so, in lecture he said that it is the only thing that changes k, and our textbook describes k as temperature dependent.

[Andy Hernandez]

Yes, temp is the only thing that changes k

[Alex Benson]

Yes, K is only affected by the change in temperature.

[Naomi Hernandez-Ramirez 1J]

If equilibrium is temperature dependent would it it also be time dependent? (time from initial temp to equilibrium temp)

[Mariah Disc 2C]

Correct temperature is the only thing that changes K

[Hasan Mirza 3F]

K is unaffected by any change except for changes in Temp.

[kristinalaudis3e]

because K is a constant, the only thing that changes K is temperature :)

[Gian Boco 2G]

Yep just temp in K

[David Liu 1E]

k is only affected by temperature!

[Mina Tadros 3L]

Temperature is the only factor that affects K. For instance, if you are dealing with an endothermic reaction, and you increase the temperature, the system will try to offset this increase in temperature by shifting towards the products. This will cause the product's concentration to increase and, thus, so will the equilibrium constant since it is the ratio of products over reactants.

[Daniel Hernandez 1G]

Yes, a change in temperature is the only factor that can change K.

[Brandon McClelland3L]

K is only affected by changes in temperature.

[Samir 3I]

My TA told me that there are other factors that affect K, so you may find others if you look it up, but he said that temperature is the only one we need to know now and that we likely will learn other ones later in the chem series

[Eileen Quach Dis 2A]

Yes, only temperature can change K.

[Simran Bains 2C]

From what we have learned so far I believe temperature is the only thing that changes K.

[Fiona Huang 3C]

K is only affected by temperature changes.

[305405193]

Just as stated from before, K can only be altered by temperature

[Gabriel Nitro 1E]

Hi,

Yes, temperature is the only change which affects the value of the equilibrium constant K.

Hope this helps! :)

[Griffin G]

Temperature does change K. The only two variables that can change K are temperature, and the exact reaction that is occurring. Change the reaction or change the temperature, you change K.

[505598869]

Yes, temperature is the only thing that changes k.

[Jonathan Batac - 2D]

Only temperature will change the K value. Any other change in parameters such as pressure/volume will result in a change in concentration.