Which outcome will result when continually removing product from a reversible exothermic reaction at constant elevated temperature?

💡 Explanation

Removing product shifts equilibrium via Le Chatelier's principle; the system minimizes disturbance; increasing the rate of forward reaction to replenish product reduces its removal stress. Therefore, the forward reaction increases rather than reactants favored as high temperature dominates.

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