Determining the reason for a forward reaction

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The discussion centers on understanding the effects of temperature changes on chemical reactions, specifically regarding forward reactions. The participant confirms that increasing temperature favors the forward reaction, aligning with Le Chatelier's principle. The need for a clear rationale behind this conclusion is emphasized, indicating a gap in understanding that requires further exploration.

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Summary:: In the question below, I've been asked to determine what happens to the reaction when the temperature is increased. I know the answer is a, but I'm having difficulty determining why.

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angela107 said:
I know the answer is a, but I'm having difficulty determining why.
Can you explain why you know this? We need to hear your reasoning before we can offer tutorial help. Thanks.
 

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