A catalyst that has a different phase than the reactants is a(n) _______. A. exergonic catalyst B. endergonic catalyst C. homogeneous catalyst D. heterogeneous catalyst E. autocatalyst

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A catalyst that has a different phase than the reactants is a(n) _______. A. exergonic catalyst B. endergonic catalyst C. homogeneous catalyst D. heterogeneous catalyst E. autocatalyst

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Answer: Heterogeneous Catalyst

Explanation: The word heterogeneous means "different phases" or insoluble in science.

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