Conversion increases with increase in temperature in case of a/an ______________ reaction?
Correct answer: C. Reversible endothermic
- A. Autocatalytic
- B. Irreversible
- C. Reversible endothermic
- D. Reversible exothermic
Explanation
For a reversible endothermic reaction, heat acts like a reactant, so increasing temperature shifts equilibrium toward products and raises conversion. An exothermic reversible reaction shows the opposite trend.
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