Which consequence results from an increased rate constant?

💡 Explanation

Increasing a reaction rate constant means the reaction proceeds more quickly with the same activation energies, because the increased constant speeds the reaction. Increased product is formed faster, rather than equilibrium necessarily changing, given ample reactants.

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