Which consequence increases when catalyst poisoning reduces surface adsorption?

💡 Explanation

A lower concentration of adsorbed reactants decreases the reaction rate because the **adsorption-desorption mechanism** requires frequent binding. Therefore, the overall reaction slows, rather than activation energy reductions which would require a different change to proceed more efficiently.

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