Which mechanism limits product formation using a poisoned catalyst?

💡 Explanation

Active site blocking by the poison prevents reactant adsorption inhibiting catalysis, because reduced surfaces are unavailable for reaction. Therefore, product formation is limited rather than increased reactant conversion because the catalyst deactivates by fouling.

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