Which consequence results when using a catalyst inhibitor to control reaction rate?

💡 Explanation

Inhibitors decrease reaction rate because of competitive inhibition, blocking available active sites and thus slowing product formation; therefore the concentration of products decrease, rather than the altered activation rate, which a true reaction catalyst would enable.

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