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The action of a catalyst can be explained in the following manner: a)The catalyst lowers the temperature of the reactants. b)The catalyst takes no part in the reaction but serves as a buffer between reactants and products. c)The catalyst prevents the reverse reaction. d)The catalyst makes it possible for the reaction to take place by another path that makes possible reaction at a lower energy.
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I'd go with answer d. Catalysts lower the amount of activation required.
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