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ASlows the rate to improve safety
BIs consumed fully as a reagent
CSpeeds up the rate and cuts waste
DRaises the energy demand
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Speeds up the rate and cuts waste
A catalyst increases rate and selectivity, minimizing waste and lowering reaction time and energy demand.
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