Which equilibrium shift results when heating ester synthesis?

💡 Explanation

Heating favors endothermic reactions; ester synthesis is exothermic; therefore, equilibrium shifts to reactants because higher temperature favors increased rate of the *reverse reaction* pathway rather than the forward (ester formation).

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