Which effect occurs when endothermic reaction temperature decreases within a closed system?

💡 Explanation

When an endothermic reaction's temperature decreases, the equilibrium position shifts toward the reactants because Le Chatelier's principle dictates the system will counteract the temperature change by favoring the heat-absorbing (reactant) side. Therefore reduced yield, rather than changes in reaction rates or unchanged total system energy results without intervention.

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