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A substance which increases the efficiency of a catalyst is termed as:

Correct answer: A. Promoter

  • A. Promoter
  • B. Activator
  • C. Retarder
  • D. Super catalyst

Explanation

A promoter increases a catalyst’s activity or efficiency without itself functioning as the main catalyst. A retarder has the opposite effect by slowing the reaction or reducing catalytic activity.

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