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Le Chatelier's principle

This practical illustrates the principles of dynamic equilibrium using colour changes and also introduces you to microscale chemistry by using only one or two drops of each chemical solution. Using a colour change is one of the best ways to show chemical equilibrium and Le Chatelier's principle. In fact you will most probably have already met a simple example when you used an acid-base indicator during the titration...

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