Question

Which symbol used to show catalyst in a chemical equation

Answer 1

you can add it above the arrow or the equality sign. Some textbooks tend to do that and it is widely acceptable. I couldn’t find a proper image to share. So, if you are representing an H2 + N2 = NH3 you can write ‘Fe’ as the catalyst just above the equality sign.Also, in the enzyme catalyzed reaction it is quite acceptable to denote the catalyst (enzyme) both the sides of the equality. For Ex: E + S = P +E, where the overall reaction is just S = P, however the enzyme is represented as a catalyst.I hope this helps.
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Answer 2

Hey there!!!!!

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Fe i think so

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