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← ScienceWhich process inhibits methanol production when insufficient zinc oxide (ZnO) forms?
A)Reduced surface area for adsorption✓
B)Increased reaction rate equilibrium
C)Enhanced catalyst poisoning by CO2
D)Decreased catalyst active site regeneration
💡 Explanation
Insufficient ZnO results in fewer sites for reactant adsorption, because ZnO provides increased surface area when functioning as a catalyst. Therefore, adsorption is reduced, inhibiting methanol production, rather than other catalytic effects that occur only after adsorption.
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