Which equilibrium shift occurs when inert gas injection raises pressure?

💡 Explanation

Introducing inert gas increases total pressure, but the partial pressures of reactants/products remain constant, thus the Reaction Quotient (Q) does not change relative to the Equilibrium Constant (K). Therefore, equilibrium remains unchanged, rather than shifting toward a specific side, because the concentrations were not altered.

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