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The principle
When a system at equilibrium is disturbed, it moves in the direction that tends to oppose the disturbance. The principle is qualitative: it gives the direction of the shift, not the new concentrations. For numbers, go back to and .
Concentration, pressure, temperature, catalyst: tell which way the equilibrium shifts, what happens to K, and make sense of the Haber-Bosch trade-offs.
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