Chemistry
Differentiate between a catalyst & a promoter.
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Difference between a catalyst & a promoter:
| Catalyst | Promoter |
|---|---|
| A catalyst is used to alter the rate of the reaction but it does not take part in the reaction. | A promoter is a substance which is added to the catalyst to increase its efficiency. |
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