Le Chatelier's principle

See also: Le Châtelier's principle

English

Etymology

Named for French chemist Henri Louis Le Châtelier.

Proper noun

Le Chatelier's principle

(chemistry) A principle stating that, if a chemical system at equilibrium experiences a change in concentration, temperature, or total pressure, the equilibrium will shift in order to minimize that change.

Translations

chemical principle

Chinese:
Cantonese: 勒沙得利爾原理 (lak⁶ saa¹ dak¹ lei⁶ ji⁵ jyun⁴ lei⁵)

Mandarin: 勒夏特列原理 (zh) (Lè Xiàtèliè yuánlǐ), 勒沙特列原理 (Lè Shātèliè yuánlǐ), 呂·查德里原理, 吕·查德里原理 (Lǚ-Chádélǐ yuánlǐ), 平衡移動原理, 平衡移动原理 (pínghéng yídòng yuánlǐ)

French: principe de Le Chatelier m
Italian: principio di Le Châtelier m
Polish: reguła przekory f

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