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When product formed acts as a catalyst the phenomena is called:

Correct answer: B. Autocatalysis

  • A. Biocatalyst
  • B. Autocatalysis
  • C. Heterocatalysis
  • D. Homocatalysis

Explanation

Option C is correct as catalysts are generally foreign substances, but sometimes one of the products formed in a reaction can act as a catalyst. That is, it can increase the rate of the reaction. Such a catalyst is called an auto catalyst.This phenomenon is called autocatalysis. An example of "autocatalysis" is when oxalic acid is titrated with potassium permanganate in the presence of dilute sulphuric acid.

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