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What is the main difference between a Pt catalyst and an enzyme catalyst?
◦ An enzyme has greater substrate specificity.
◦ The Pt catalyst causes a faster reaction.
◦ The enzyme causes a faster reaction.
◦ A Pt catalyst is always a homogeneous catalyst.
◦ A Pt catalyst is an enzyme.
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