For the reaction A <=> B, a catalyst: (Select all that apply!)1 Increases kf and kr equally.2 Increases the equilibrium concentration of B and decreases the equilibrium concentration of A.3 Increases reaction velocity (V).4 Increases the equilibrium concentration of A and decreases the equilibrium concentration of B.5 Increases kf without any effect on kr.6 decreases ∆G°’.

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For the reaction A <=> B, a catalyst: (Select all that apply!)

1		Increases kf and kr equally.
2		Increases the equilibrium concentration of B and decreases the equilibrium concentration of A.
3		Increases reaction velocity (V).
4		Increases the equilibrium concentration of A and decreases the equilibrium concentration of B.
5		Increases k_f without any effect on k_r.
6		decreases ∆G°’.