Which consequence results when poisoning occurs in a catalytic converter?

💡 Explanation

Catalytic converter poisoning deactivates the catalyst's binding sites via competitive inhibition, because the mechanism reduces catalyst activity. Therefore, exhaust gas conversion decreases rather than fuel pressure rising or combustion improving, because the reaction pathways are blocked.

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