Which outcome limits reaction yield during exothermic catalysis?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature due to exothermic heat promotes *Le Chatelier's principle*, favouring the reverse reaction because the system shifts to relieve thermal stress. This leads to a lower product yield rather than achieving complete conversion; therefore, the rate increase limits completion rather than catalyst degradation.

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