Which consequence results when reactants' concentrations continually increase in a closed reversible reacting system?

💡 Explanation

Increasing reactants forces Le Chatelier's principle to shift equilibrium toward product formation in order to relieve the concentration stress; therefore, equilibrium shifts forward rather than remaining static, because the system attempts to re-establish equilibrium.

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