Multiple Choice
Can a catalyst react with a reactant? Why or why not?
A) No. A catalyst doesn't react with anything.
B) No. A catalyst is really not part of the reaction.
C) Yes. A catalyst's job is to provide more product than could be produced in a uncatalyzed reaction.
D) Yes. A catalyst reacts with a reactant to form an intermediate.
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