Maximum equilibrium conversion for endothermic reaction is obtained at the ______________ temperature?

Correct answer: A. Highest possible

  • A. Highest possible
  • B. Lowest possible
  • C. Intermediate
  • D. Room

Explanation

An endothermic reaction absorbs heat, so increasing temperature increases its equilibrium constant and generally raises the equilibrium conversion. Therefore, the highest feasible temperature gives the maximum equilibrium conversion.

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