Which effect results when platinum catalyzes hydrogenation reaction's intermediates?

💡 Explanation

Lower activation energy results from platinum providing a surface for adsorption via heterogeneous catalysis, because providing an alternate mechanism stabilizes transition state intermediate. This allows faster reaction rates; therefore, energy input is reduced rather than changing equilibrium or number of collisions.

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