Which consequence arises when a catalyst raises vibrational frequency?

💡 Explanation

A catalyst forming a high-frequency vibrational mode on reactants changes the arrhenius equation, because a lower activation energy favors increased reaction rate, therefore faster speed rather than affecting product ratios defined by K rather than constant values.

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