Which outcome occurs when iron catalysts saturate reagents?

💡 Explanation

The outcome is pseudo-zero-order kinetics due to saturation. Reaction **rate-becomes** independent of substrate concentration **because** all catalytic sites occupied exhibit zero-order mechanism; **therefore**, rate changes minimally, **rather than** speeding dramatically through some inhibition or significantly reducing the catalyst's effects.

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