endothermic

[josmit_1D]

what is the rule for temperature change if the reaction is endothermic in relation to equilibrium?

[205007651]

When the temperature is increased in an endothermic reaction, the equilibrium constant increases.

[Jonathan Gong 2H]

If the reaction is endothermic and temperature is increased, the formation of products will be favored and the equilibrium constant will increase.

[705367472]

The temperature would increase if it was an endothermic reaction.

[stephaniekim2K]

If a reaction is endothermic, heat is required so adding heat to is would favor the reactants.

[Anna Heckler 2C]

If the reaction is endothermic, the reaction requires heat and the surroundings cool down. Adding heat to an endothermic reaction means that the forward reaction will be favored.

[Hannah Pham]

If reaction is endothermic and there is an increase in temperature, the forward reaction (products) is favored and the equilibrium constant increases.

[Sean Tran 2K]

Increasing temperature in an endothermic reaction would favor the forward reaction.

[Indy Bui 1l]

Increasing temperature flows away from "heat", so in an endothermic reaction it flows to the products and increases the equilibrium constant