Which phenomenon forces increased product formation when reactants are continuously added to a chemical process held at equilibrium?

💡 Explanation

Le Chatelier's principle favors product formation as more reactants drive the equilibrium to offset the change, because the system mitigates stress. This drives up product yield; therefore, Le Chatelier's principle dominates, rather than just collision frequency under standard conditions.

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