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An element that speeds up chemical reactions is called a/an

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I think it is enzymes.Inside our body most of the chemical reactions are speeds up by enzymes.These enzymes decreases the minimum energy that is required for the reaction to happen. ;-]. Actually it works like a catalyst.

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