Which consequence results when temperature increases while rate constants remain unchanged?

💡 Explanation

A system cannot approach standard equilibrium because constant Keq is reliant on rate constants but change independently. Temperature increases reactant energy, but if rate constants don't change, equilibrium can't occur; therefore, the system remains unbalanced, rather than shifting as expected for changed temperature conditions.

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