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    We Can Say That a Catalyst Is Selective If
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We Can Say That a Catalyst Is Selective If

Question 2

Question 2

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We can say that a catalyst is selective if:


A) it prefers one reactant over another
B) it gives a high yield of a desired product with a small amount of side product(s) .
C) it is very selective for one functional group only.

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