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January 8th, 2010, 12:06
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how do catalysts work?
hey guys. please be patient with me. i'm banging my head about organic reactions. catalysts speed up reactions but don't change it. so you shouldn't get more out of a catalyzed reaction than an uncatalyzed reaction but you can! they speed up reactions but don't take part in reactions!!! how can they do this? can you explain so even dummy can understand?
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