catalysis in Greek
catalysis in Greek is κατάλυση — catalysis means the speeding up of a chemical reaction caused by adding a catalyst.
catalysis in Greek
κατάλυση
Pronounced: katalysi
(chemistry) The increase of the rate of a chemical reaction, induced by a catalyst.
What does "catalysis" mean?
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noun The speeding up of a chemical reaction caused by adding a catalyst.
"Catalysis lowers the energy needed for the reaction to take place."
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catalysis in a sentence
- Catalysis lowers the energy needed for the reaction to take place.
- Industrial chemists rely on catalysis to make manufacturing processes faster and cheaper.
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What is "catalysis" in Greek?
"catalysis" in Greek is κατάλυση. catalysis means: The speeding up of a chemical reaction caused by adding a catalyst.
How do you pronounce κατάλυση?
"catalysis" in Greek is κατάλυση, pronounced "katalysi".
How do you use "catalysis" in a sentence?
Example: "Catalysis lowers the energy needed for the reaction to take place." In Greek, "catalysis" is κατάλυση.
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