Which risk increases when a catalyst inhibits equilibrium?

💡 Explanation

Reduced consumption drives the reaction forward exothermically to establish a new equilibrium, releasing heat, therefore thermal runaway is prominent because the catalyst's inhibition prevents the reversible reaction from slowing down the reaction rate, rather than increased activation every or inefficiencies.

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