Which mechanism explains increased reaction rate by a catalyst in chemical reactor at constant temperature?

💡 Explanation

When a catalyst binds reactants, it provides an alternative lower-energy pathway due a stabilized transition state, thus lowering the activation energy according to Arrhenius equation. Therefore a faster reaction rate emerges, rather than kinetic energy increase (temperature change), pressure shifts or reactant concentration modifications.

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