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The function of the catalyst or catalyst is to prepare a surface on which the reactants are adsorbed by the process of adsorption, and after the reaction is completed, the product leaves the surface of the catalyst . true O Error

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The function of the catalyst or
catalyst is to prepare a surface on
which the reactants are adsorbed by
the process of adsorption, and after
the reaction is completed, the
product leaves the surface of the
catalyst .
true
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