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How does a catalyst increase the rate of a chemical reaction? Select all that apply: 1. It provides a reaction path having a smaller activation energy. 2. It changes the mechanism of the reaction. 3. It makes the heat of reaction more negative. 4. It provides a reaction path having a larger activation energy. 5. It makes the heat of reaction more positive.

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          How does a catalyst increase the rate of a chemical reaction? Select all that apply:
1. It provides a reaction path having a smaller activation energy.
2. It changes the mechanism of the reaction.
3. It makes the heat of reaction more negative.
4. It provides a reaction path having a larger activation energy.
5. It makes the heat of reaction more positive.

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How does a catalyst increase the rate of a chemical reaction? Select all that apply: 1. It provides a reaction path having a smaller activation energy. 2. It changes the mechanism of the reaction. 3. It makes the heat of reaction more negative. 4. It provides a reaction path having a larger activation energy. 5. It makes the heat of reaction more positive.