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What is the key property of catalysts?

They don't get used up

How do catalysts speed up reactions?

They lower activation energy

What do catalysts provide for reactions?

An alternative pathway

With a catalyst, what happens to collisions?

More are successful

Are catalysts specific to certain reactions?

Yes, different reactions need different ones

What are biological catalysts called?

Enzymes

What catalyst speeds up hydrogen peroxide decomposition?

Manganese(IV) oxide

In the hydrogen peroxide example, what happens to MnO2MnO_2?

It remains at the end

What is the first step in testing for a catalyst?

Weigh the solid

After the reaction, what should you do to the solid?

Filter and dry it

What proves a substance is a catalyst?

Its mass stays the same

What does lower activation energy lead to?

Faster reactions

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