A generic chemical process, A + B ↔ C + heat, has reached equilibrium. What happens if we add more B?
A) the reaction will be driven to the left to preserve the remaining A
B) the reaction will overheat
C) the reaction will be driven to the left to increase production of C
D) the beaker will explode
E) none of the above
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