Asked by Anonymous
Does adding a catalyst to a rxn mixture add energy that causes the rxn to proceed more quickly.
I answered: No, a catalyst simply lowers the activation energy by providing an alternate route to the desired product allowing the rxn to speed up.
Does that make sense? Anything I should chnage or add?
I answered: No, a catalyst simply lowers the activation energy by providing an alternate route to the desired product allowing the rxn to speed up.
Does that make sense? Anything I should chnage or add?
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~christina~
That is correct.
I think the answer is sufficient.
I think the answer is sufficient.
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