If an endothermic reaction is in equilibrium, what will happen when you increase the temperature?
A: more reactants form
B: more products form
C: no change in the amounts of products or reactants occurs
D: the system does not reach equilibrium again

Please Help!

Question

If an endothermic reaction is in equilibrium, what will happen when you increase the temperature?
A: more reactants form
B: more products form
C: no change in the amounts of products or reactants occurs
D: the system does not reach equilibrium again

Please Help!

cuanchi · Answer

If the reaction is endothermic you have to consider the heat as a reactant. The reaction will need heat. Then if you have the reaction at equilibrium and you increase some of the reactants what will LeChatelier principle predict?