4. If I use a catalyst, a. how will it change the reaction? b. if it...

4. If I use a catalyst,

a. how will it change the reaction?

b. if it is an equilibrium reaction, how will it change the equilibrium constant?

5. What happens to the equilibrium if I add some of the product to the beaker where the reaction is happening? How does the equilibrium shift? Is it gone forever?

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