A catalyst is a.A substance which increases the rate of a reaction by adding heat to it. b.A substance which increases the rate of a reaction without being used up in the reaction. c.An intermediate in a reaction which influences its rate. d.A solid which provides a "kick start" for the reaction, but is not affected by it.

The chemical kinetics deals with the rate of reaction, and about the factors on which it depends.

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A catalyst is

	a.	A substance which increases the rate of a reaction by adding heat to it.
	b.	A substance which increases the rate of a reaction without being used up in the reaction.
	c.	An intermediate in a reaction which influences its rate.
	d.	A solid which provides a "kick start" for the reaction, but is not affected by it.

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