Choose the option that correctly matches the items in Group 1 with those in Group 2.
Choose the option that correctly matches the items in Group 1 with those in Group 2.
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- (P) – (III), (Q) – (I), (R) – (II)
- (P) – (II), (Q) – (III), (R) – (I)
- (P) – (II), (Q) – (I), (R) – (III)
- (P) – (I), (Q) – (III), (R) – (II)
The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Define Each Phenomenon.
Coking involves the deposition of carbon materials, which fits with (II).
Poisoning is caused by the irreversible binding of molecules, fitting with (III).
Sintering occurs due to prolonged high temperatures, fitting with (I).
Step 2: Match to the Descriptions.
The matches have been verified based on standard definitions and typical catalyst behavior in industrial processes.
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