Which outcome occurs to reaction rate when positive catalysts lower activation?

💡 Explanation

The reaction rate increases because catalysts lower activation energy by providing alternate reaction pathways that require less energy; therefore, more molecules have sufficient energy to react, rather than facing unchanged prior higher activation energy.

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