Which outcome occurs from increased temperature during catalyst poisoning?

💡 Explanation

Increasing temperature provides the activation energy for reactions involving poisons through the Arrhenius equation; rather than reversing the *poisoning mechanism*, the accelerated poisoning leads to *increased side-product formation*, because adsorption sites become blocked, therefore impacting selectivity.

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