Which risk increases when reactants continuously flow through a catalytic reactor?

💡 Explanation

Catalyst poisoning is more likely because continuous flow provides a steady supply of impurities as reactants bind active sites, blocking them via adsorption, therefore catalytic activity decreases permanently rather than reaching desirable yield conversions initially.

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