Gas

[Chaleah Duran]

Does aqueous substances count in Le Chatlier's principle when in comes to partial pressure and compression?

[Rachel Chan 1B]

Yes, aqueous substances do count! Keep in mind that aqueous does not mean that it's liquid, but instead means that it can dissolve in water (like NaCl).

[Omar Alami 3H]

Aqueous solutions are taken into consideration when applying Le Chatelier's principle as an aqueous solution is not the same as a liquid.

[Maxwell Yao]

Reactants or Products in the aqueous state are always important when applying Le Chatelier's Principle.

Hope this helps.

[Acharya Ranawat 3E]

Yes aqueous just means that it has dissolved in water, so it would still be useful! Hope this helps!

[Mario Prado 1K]

Hello,

Yes Le Chatlier's Principle can be applied to aqueous substances.

Hope this helps.

[Nithya Narapa Reddy]

Remember that aqueous solution is not the same thing as a liquid it just means that it can dissolve in water which is why they are indeed included in when considering Le Chatlier's principle.

[Angela Harrington 2L]

Yes! Aqueous solutions are taken into account in Le Chatelier's Principle because aqueous means a substance dissolved in water.

[Ramya_Paravastu_1H]

Yes! Remember, there is a difference between aqueous (dissolved in water) and liquid (pure liquid).

[Ivan Huang Dis 3B]

yes only solids and liquids don't count

[605823283]

gas and aqueous count. solid and liquids do not.

[Lynne Xu 3K]

Things that can have a concentration (gas or aqueous solutions) are included.

[Isha Tripathi 2F]

Gases and aqueous count in, however we do not include solids and liquids.

[Miranda Hess 3I]

Yep! The dissolved solute is considered part of the reaction. You definitely want to consider aqueous solutions, just ignore solids and liquids.