Once again, equilibrium constant is a ratio of products to reactants, and it depends on temperature. While chemical equilibrium refers to a condition, a system. And if we add, for example, more reactants to our system now our chemical equilibrium is shifted to the right, more reactants will be produced. And that's because of Washacliere's principle. We'll discuss that in a bit. But remember to have this distinction between equilibrium constant and chemical equilibrium.