Which outcome occurs when increasing inert gas partial pressure shifts equilibrium?

💡 Explanation

Equilibrium remains unaffected due to Le Chatelier's principle: adding inert gas increases total pressure, but not reactant/product partial pressures. Therefore, equilibrium position stays constant, rather than shifting because the mole ratio of reactant product remains constant.

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