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Chemistry, 03.11.2019 06:31 samueltaye

Which statement below is true only for homogeneous catalysts?

a. a homogeneous catalyst is a solid substance to which liquid or gaseous reactants will adhere to the surface of the catalyst.

b. a homogeneous catalyst is when the catalyst is in the same physical state as the reactant.

c. a homogeneous catalyst will eventually be consumed in a chemical reaction.

d. no right choice.

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