Multiple Choice
Why is enhanced surface area important in heterogeneous catalysis?
A) Because it provides the maximum number of catalytic sites
B) Because it provides the minimum number of catalytic sites
C) Because it activates the catalytic sites
D) Because it deactivates the catalytic sites
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