A and B are two species which react in the presence of an acid catalyst. [H+] A + B → Products Catalysts increase reaction rates by providing an alternative mechanism with lower activation energy. Draw a diagram that shows the activation energy for this reaction with and without the acid catalyst. Use the diagram to explain why the reaction rate changes when the catalyst is added.

A and B are two species which react in the presence of an acid catalyst. [H+] A + B → Products Catalysts increase reaction rates by providing an alternative mechanism with lower activation energy. Draw a diagram that shows the activation energy for this reaction with and without the acid catalyst. Use the diagram to explain why the reaction rate changes when the catalyst is added.

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