Answer:
A catalyst is a substance that is not used up during a reaction.
The definition of a catalyst is that it speeds up the reaction and is not chemically changed so it is not used up during the reaction.
A catalyst does not affect the products obtained in the reaction.
It only affects the rate of reaction, not the product.
A catalyst changes the pathway of the reactants to products in a way that reduces the activation energy and speeds up the reaction.
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