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catalyst <a catalyst; catalysts> N

catalyst
محفّز
catalyst ECON
حافِز
catalyst ECON
حَفَّاز
catalyst ECON
باعِث
catalyst ECON
دافِع
catalyst ECON
سَبَب
catalyst CHEM
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catalyst

catalyst AUTO
مادة حفازة
catalyst AUTO
عامل مساعد
catalyst INDUST
وسيط

anti-catalyst CHEM

catalyst principle

contact catalyst CHEM

heterogeneous catalyst CHEM

homogeneous catalyst CHEM

negative catalyst CHEM

catalyst regenerating system CHEM

poisoning of catalyst

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Catalysts can only speed up the reaction chemicals that slow down the reaction are called inhibitors.
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The vast majority of photoelectrochemical cells use semiconductors as catalysts.
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Developments have continued over the years, including in the catalysts used.
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The overlap between these two subclasses is relatively small because the requirements to the respective catalysts differ widely.
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Nickel complexes of this ligand are homogeneous catalysts for the hydrocyanation of alkenes.
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Commercial catalysts are supported, i.e. bound to a solid with a high surface area.
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For the metallocene catalysts, the cyclopentadienyl ligands (or their surrogates) fulfill this role.
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In the 1980s, dirhodium catalysts have been used to generate the carbenoid for cyclopropanation.
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It is often the case that these complexes are thermally stable, and they are used for various catalysts.
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Additionally, heterogeneous catalysts can dissolve into the solution in a solidliquid system or evaporate in a solidgas system.
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