What is the effect of a negative catalyst?

A. Increases the reaction rate
B. Decreases the reaction rate
C. Has no effect
D. Changes the reaction mechanism

Answer: Decreases the reaction rate

Additional Information: A negative catalyst slows down a chemical reaction.

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