What is another word for Le Chatelier Principle?
Pronunciation: [lə t͡ʃˈe͡ɪtliə pɹˈɪnsɪpə͡l] (IPA) 
Le Chatelier Principle, also known as Chatelier's Principle or Equilibrium Law, refers to a chemical principle that states that when a chemical system is subjected to a change in one of the factors like temperature, pressure or concentration, the system tends to adjust itself to counteract the change and achieve a new equilibrium state. Some synonyms for the Le Chatelier Principle include the Law of Mass Action, the principle of equilibrium shifts, the principle of displacement, and the principle of dynamic equilibrium. These synonyms refer to the same concept of understanding how chemical reactions adjust to external changes in order to reach a new state of balance.
