A catalyst increases the reaction rate of a reaction by

A. lowering the potential energy of the reactants.

B. raising the potential energy of the products.

C. providing a lower activation energy for the reaction.

D. decreasing the enthalpy change of the reaction

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Princess Irwin

11 October, 11:40

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Amiya Lawson · Answer 1

A catalyst increases the reaction rate of a reaction by:

C. providing a lower activation energy for the reaction.

A catalyst increases the reaction rate of a reaction byA. lowering the potential energy of the reactants.B. raising the potential energy of the products.C. providing a lower activation energy for the reaction.D. decreasing the enthalpy change of the reaction