In a reaction a + b c + d the change in enthalpy is -10kcal. If heat is added to the system in which direction the reaction would proceed?

In a reaction a + b c + d the change in enthalpy is -10kcal. If heat i

1.	In a reaction a + b c + d the change in enthalpy is -10kcal. If heat is added to the system in which direction the reaction would proceed?
Answer» According to Le Chatelier's principle : If a system is in equilibrium if we disturb the equilibrium by increasing or decreasing concentration , pressure or temperature then it shift in such a way to UNDO the effect.Given : A + B ⇆ C + D The change in ENTHALPY Δ H = - 10 k calAs the REACTION is exothermic hence on adding HEAT would be move in the backward direction.Read more : In a reaction A + B ⇆ C + D will ADDITION of C to the system change the value of K?brainly.in/question/15893098