Which outcome occurs when thermal energy drives an endothermic molecular reaction past equilibrium?

💡 Explanation

Driving the reverse reaction faster initially than thermal effects because the equilibrium shifts, creating immediate change via Le Chatelier's principle; therefore, reactant concentrations reduce relatively faster earlier rather than system entropy changing since entropy would consistently increase endothermically.

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