What happens when a catalyst is used in a chemical reaction? A. The reaction rate increases. B. The reaction rate decreases. C. The reaction rate does not change. D. The reaction process decreases.

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What happens when a catalyst is used in a chemical reaction?

A.
The reaction rate increases.
B.
The reaction rate decreases.
C.
The reaction rate does not change.
D.
The reaction process decreases.

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Answer:

A. The rate of reaction increase

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Arie Pinto answered May 21, 2019

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A. The rate of reaction increase

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