Which risk increases when increasing temperature favors gaseous products over reactants in a reversible closed system reaction?

💡 Explanation

High temperature shift will favor the side with more gas molecules. This drives the reaction forwards to reach equilibrium again. Therefore, the pressure increases rapidly in a closed vessel because of a runaway effect, rather than simply Le Chatelier's principle applying.

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