Which consequence decreases reaction rate in fuel cells?

💡 Explanation

Catalyst poisoning lowers reaction rate through adsorption, which blocks available active sites because site availability decreases the effective area of the reaction. Therefore, poisoning will slow the reaction rate rather than promote it or change activation energy.

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