will increasing the temperature help reach the equilibrium constant faster for endo

as the title says, i know that normally it will in a reaction by google search but will it in endo too?

Increasing temp will increase the rate of reaction and it will favour the exothermic reaction

Original post by PizzaMan2989

Increasing temp will increase the rate of reaction and it will favour the exothermic reaction

yes i understand this so is the equilibrium constant reached faster

Yes it is because rate of reaction is higher

Is this dynamic equilibrium, if so are you asking about reaching equilibrium or when the reaction is already at equilibrium

Original post by PizzaMan2989

Is this dynamic equilibrium, if so are you asking about reaching equilibrium or when the reaction is already at equilibrium

this is the question, i searched online and it said that the equilibrium does reach faster but im not sure if this is the case for endo too

EQUILIBRIUM will be reached faster. Position of equilibrium however will be different (shifts to favour exothermic)

Original post by Ailurophile03

this is the question, i searched online and it said that the equilibrium does reach faster but im not sure if this is the case for endo too

Ok so it is already at equilibrium. I assume as it tells you it’s endothermic. This means it will shift to the RIGHT which is exothermic

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