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A catalyst - a. causes a reaction. b. increases a reaction's rate. c. has no effect on a reaction. d. raises the temperature for a reaction.
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A catalyst -

a. causes a reaction.
b. increases a reaction's rate.
c. has no effect on a reaction.
d. raises the temperature for a reaction.

User Jonas Libbe
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the naswer is d because when a catalyst reacts with a product it increases the tempeture for the reaction to occur faster
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a catalyst increases the reactions rate
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