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A catalyst is not a product or reactant of a chemical reaction. O True O False
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A catalyst is not a product or reactant of a chemical reaction.
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I think it is false.
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Answer: true

Explanation: A catalyst decreases the activation energy of a chemical reaction. Catalysts participate in reactions but are neither reactants nor products of the reaction they catalyze. An exception is the process of autocatalysis where the product of a reaction helps to accelerate the same reaction.
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