Which risk increases when exceeding a catalyst poison threshold?

💡 Explanation

When poison concentration surpasses a threshold catalyst deactivation occurs, thereby lowering the rate of heat removal because the effective catalyst surface area is reduced, therefore a runaway reaction can initiate rather than reach equilibrium at operating temperatures.

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