Chemistry, asked by joelachakiathCHAKKU, 1 year ago

what is catalyst in a chemical reaction?

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Answered by Anonymous

A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being consumed in the process.

Answered by qais

Catalyst is a substance which provides a medium to the reactant and alters the rate of reaction, depending upon requirement(slows or fast) without actually taking part(without consumed) in that chemical reaction.

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