In which type of reaction is the equilibrium constant always greater than 1?

A. Reversible reactions
B. Irreversible reactions
C. Endothermic reactions
D. Exothermic reactions

Answer: Exothermic reactions

Additional Information: In exothermic reactions, the products are favored at equilibrium, leading to K > 1.

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