Which equilibrium constant will shift when temperature changes?

💡 Explanation

The equilibrium constant changes with temperature because the Van't Hoff equation describes how the equilibrium constant varies with temperature by relating the change in the equilibrium constant to the change in enthalpy, rather than pressure, concentration or volume.

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