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← ScienceWhich outcome reduces the catalytic activity titanium hydride?
A)Surface area decreases through sintering✓
B)Volumetric expansion increases reaction sites
C)Hydrogen coverage diminishes oxidation
D)Metallic lattice induces phase transition
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When titanium hydride SINTERS the reducing the surface area, surface area reduction constricts active sites needed for catalysis becomes reduced because there are less place for adsorbed gasses and intermediates; therefore, sintering deactivates, rather than enhances activity or changes the bulk phase
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