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A catalyst by definition is not consumed in a reaction. Therefore, the mass remaining after a reaction will be equal to the mass before the reaction. Note that in certain reactions, such as free radical halogenation, the catalyst may be lost by certain side reactions, however.

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A catalyst, by definition, facilitates a reaction amongst other materials without itself being consumed in the reaction. So...however much you start with is how much you'll have at the end.

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Q: If you used 10mL of an inorganic catalysts in a reaction how much would be left over after the reaction was done?
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