Inorganic Chemistry I
Catalytic activity refers to the ability of a substance, typically a catalyst, to accelerate a chemical reaction without undergoing permanent changes itself. This property is essential in various chemical processes, particularly in coordination compounds where different isomers can exhibit distinct reactivity. Understanding catalytic activity helps in determining how these compounds function in reactions and how their structures influence their efficiency as catalysts.
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