In autocatalytic reactions ?

Correct answer: B. One of the products acts as a catalyst

  • A. One of the reactants acts as a catalyst
  • B. One of the products acts as a catalyst
  • C. Catalysts have very high selectivity
  • D. No catalyst is used

Explanation

In an autocatalytic reaction, a product formed by the reaction accelerates the same reaction, creating self-catalysis. A reactant acting as a catalyst would describe a different catalytic situation, not autocatalysis.

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