Which outcome results when increasing temperature in exothermic catalytic cracking?

💡 Explanation

Raising temperature excessively increases the undesired side reaction rates due to exceeding the **activation energy**. Higher temperatures provide adequate energy for unwanted reactions; therefore, conversion selectivity drops, rather than promoting wanted product formation from the primary reaction itself.

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