Which consequence results when increasing temperatures of exothermic reactions?

💡 Explanation

Increasing temperature favors endothermic processes due to Le Chatelier's principle; the equilibrium shifts toward the reactants through increased reverse reaction rate, because it relieves the applied heat rather than favoring forward reaction. Therefore, reactants increase rather than products.

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