Which equilibrium-shifted outcome occurs when additional reactant is introduced?

💡 Explanation

Le Chatelier's Principle dictates that systems at equilibrium oppose changes; the equilibrium will shift due to “reaction quotient,” increasing product formation. Therefore, equilibrium shifts toward products rather than a change in the rate constant, because the system redistributes the reactants.

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