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According to the collision theory and model created to explain the collision theory, what happens when a catalyst is used in a reaction?

According to the collision theory and model created to explain the collision theory, what happens when a catalyst is used in a reaction?
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According to the collision theory and model created to explain the collision theory, what happens when a catalyst is used in a reaction?

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A catalyst is used to speed up a reaction.

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A catalyst is not consumed in a reaction. it is used in one step but reformed in another allowing it to be continually be used
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