00:00 - 04:39
4m 39s
Beakman explains catalysts using demos involving glue and hydrogen peroxide. He explains how catalysts make things happen faster than normal. He proves that catalysts aren't depleted in a reaction by adding in more hydrogren peroxide during his demo and watching the reaction occur again without the need to add more catalyst.
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