Which outcome reduces reaction rate when increasing temperature?

💡 Explanation

Reversible exothermic reactions release heat; increasing temperature favors the reverse reaction due to Le Chatelier's principle and shifts equilibrium. This decreases the forward reaction rate because heat drives reactants away from the desired product, rather than accelerating it.

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