Which outcome results when increasing temperature increases entropy, thus affecting equilibrium constant values?

💡 Explanation

The equilibrium shifts to favor the direction that absorbs heat (endothermic) because the increased entropy at higher temperatures makes that direction more favorable due to enthalpy changes; therefore the forward or reverse reaction favored affects the constant, rather than velocities becoming equal.

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