Explain with the help of example INDUCED CATALYST
Asked by pardeepkumar2281 | 31st Jul, 2018, 11:40: PM
Expert Answer:
When one reaction influences the rate of other reaction, which does not occur under ordinary conditions, then this phenomenon is induced catalysis.
Example:
Example:
Sodium sulphite solution oxidises in the air but sodium arsenite solution does not oxidise by passing air.
But when both solutions are mixed and the air is passed through the solution, then both the substances get oxidised.
When one reaction influences the rate of other reaction, which does not occur under ordinary conditions, then this phenomenon is induced catalysis.
Example:
Example:
Sodium sulphite solution oxidises in the air but sodium arsenite solution does not oxidise by passing air.
But when both solutions are mixed and the air is passed through the solution, then both the substances get oxidised.
Answered by Varsha | 1st Aug, 2018, 11:14: AM
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