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8. A catalyst lowers the amount of activation energy needed to get a reaction started. What do you think the diagram would look like if a catalyst were added?
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8. A catalyst lowers the amount of

activation energy needed to get
a reaction started. What do you
think the diagram would look
like if a catalyst were added?

8. A catalyst lowers the amount of activation energy needed to get a reaction started-example-1
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It would look something like this (dashed line).
8. A catalyst lowers the amount of activation energy needed to get a reaction started-example-1
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