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What overall effect does adding a catalyst have on a chemical reaction? It increases pressure on the system. It increases reactant surface area. It lowers the activation energy …

What overall effect does adding a catalyst have on a chemical reaction? It increases pressure on the system. It increases reactant surface area. It lowers the activation energy …
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What overall effect does adding a catalyst have on a chemical reaction? It increases pressure on the system. It increases reactant surface area. It lowers the activation energy that is needed. It lowers the concentration of reactants.

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it lowers the activation energy

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