Chemistry, asked by princeebong12, 1 year ago

explain why Industrial processes become more economically viable if a catalyst can be found for the
reactions involved.

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Answered by Sayantika

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usally catalysts speed up the the rate of a reaction so they economically viable in industrial processes

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