The reaction shown below is at equilibrium if we raise the temperature of the reaction system what would be the effect ?

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The reaction shown below is at equilibrium if we raise the temperature  of the reaction system what would be the effect ?

hcbiochem · Answer

Since heat is a "reactant" (the reaction is endothermic). If you think about Le Chatelier's Principle, increasing the temperature is like adding a reactant, and the equilibrium will shift to the right, toward the product side. Increasing temperature changes the value of K.

So, the third choice is the correct one.

So, the third choice is the correct one.

Roger the Mole · Answer

The third choice is correct.

The reaction shown below is at equilibrium if we raise the temperature of the reaction system what would be the effect ?

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