What effect does a change in the concentration of reactants have on the equilibrium constant K?

A. Increases K
B. Decreases K
C. No effect on K
D. K becomes negative

Answer: No effect on K

Additional Information: The equilibrium constant K remains constant for a given temperature regardless of concentration changes.

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