Which reaction rate outcome during ammonia synthesis shifts when iron catalyst surface area increases?

💡 Explanation

An increased surface area boosts reactant adsorption via increased active sites, so the reaction rate increases proportionally because increased catalyst means more collisions leading to product formation; therefore rate goes up, rather than equilibrium shifts given constant concentrations..

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