Which rate outcome occurs when inhibitor reduces effective collisions?

💡 Explanation

The reaction rate decreases because the presence of an inhibitor reduces effective molecular collisions disrupting activation energy, therefore the rate constant decreases, rather than equilibrium shifts or energy changes, as the inhibitor directly impacts kinetics.

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