Chemical equilibrium and shifting it
Some reactions can run in both directions at once, forward and backward, eventually settling into a balance called equilibrium, where both directions are still happening but at equal rates. Changing a single condition, like temperature, pressure, or the concentration of a reactant, can shift that balance to produce more or less of a particular product.
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