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← ScienceWhich risk increases when adjusting the equivalence ratio far from stoichiometry in a catalytic converter?
A)Reduced NOX conversion efficiency✓
B)Catalyst surface area improvement
C)Increased precious metal oxidation
D)Enhanced three-way catalyst equilibrium
💡 Explanation
Reduced NOX conversion of hydrocarbons occurs when equivalence ratio deviates from stoichiometry because the reaction equilibirum shifts due to insufficient oxygen which inhibits the reduction of NOX; therefore the conversion becomes less effective rather than more so, and other reactions are less favorable.
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