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← ScienceWhich kinetic outcome occurs when cerium oxide catalyzes soot oxidation?
A)Reduced activation energy requirement✓
B)Increased reaction equilibrium constant
C)Enhanced product inhibition effects
D)Decreased rate of surface adsorption
💡 Explanation
The catalyst provides an alternative reaction pathway, therefore reducing the activation energy requirement for soot oxidation via the Mars-van Krevelen mechanism, rather than shifting equilibrium or impacting mass transport because the reactive pathway's energy barrier decreases.
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