In solution, chemical species as simple as H+ and OH can serve as catalysts for reactions. Imagine

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In solution, chemical species as simple as H+ and OHˉ can serve as catalysts for reactions. Imagine you could measure the [H+] of a solution containing an acid-catalyzed reaction as it occurs. Assume the reactants and products themselves are neither acids nor bases. Sketch the [H+] concentration profile you would measure as a function of time for the reaction, assuming is t = 0 when you add a drop of acid to the reaction?