Question

Are catalyst used up in a reaction?

Answer 1

Catalyst

• A catalyst is a material that speeds up a process while remaining chemically unaltered at the end.
• Enzymes are the natural catalysts.
• Catalysts, both gaseous and liquid, are often used in their pure form or in combination with appropriate carriers or solvents.
• Solid catalysts are frequently dispersed in catalyst supports, which are other compounds.

The catalyst used up in a reaction

• A catalyst is a substance that increases the rate at which a chemical reaction takes place.
• The substance is not consumed during the reaction.
• It acts as a wingman for other molecules, encouraging them to react.