If we increase the temperature of the reaction that occurs in plants to create sugar. What direction does the equilibrium shift - Products
- No change
- Reactants
- Plants are not capable of this

The equilibrium will shift to left resulting in more absorption of heat. Thus, the temperature would risen.

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Explanation:

The reaction that occurs in plants to create sugar can be represented by the following equation:

6 CO2 + 6 H2O ↔ C6H12O6 + 6 O2

It is called photosynthesis because the reaction requires light energy for the plant.  The reaction is controlled by enzyme within the plant. An increase in temperature will increase the collisions between enzyme and reactants; shifting the equilibrium towards the products, sugar and oxygen.

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