Chemistry  Hey dear tutor you have to begin research into a reaction or process that is an example of equilibrium. I have picked ( le chatelier's principle ) Be sure to explain the Chemistry involved in this reaction or process and how this reaction relates to Technology, Society and/or the Environment. Some examples include: Haber-Bosch ProcessBlood BufferingOcean Acidification add lots of pictures and details

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