Which outcome occurs when continuously removing product precipitates in equilibrium?

💡 Explanation

Removing precipitates constantly 'pulls' the reaction forward due to Le Chatelier's principle shifting the equilibrium, therefore favoring product formation and a greater overall reaction rate, rather than a shift toward reactants, because the original equilibrium is disrupted.

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