What do we call something that RETARDS the rate of reaction?

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anor277
Aug 28, 2017

Hmmm, do you mean an #"inhibitory catalyst?"#

Explanation:

As we know a catalyst commonly increases the rate of reaction (with respect to forward and reverse rates) such that equilibrium is reached quickly.

Presumably an #"inhibitory catalyst"# RETARDS the rate of reaction, so that the point of equilibrium is delayed.

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