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1. (adj.) catalytic
pertaining to, involving, or acting as a catalyst.
Etymology: (1835–40; < Gk katalutikós able to dissolve <katál&ymacr;sis dissolution; see catalysis)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) catalytic
relating to or causing or involving catalysis
"catalytic reactions"
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1. (adj) catalytic
relating to, or causing, catalysis
2. (noun) catalytic
an agent employed in catalysis, as platinum black, aluminium chloride, etc
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Sense: someone or something that helps bring about a change.
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 Afrikaans: katalities |
 Arabic: مُحَفِّز |
 Bulgarian: преломен |
 Brazilian: catalítico |
 Czech: katalytický |
 German: katalytisch |
 Danish: igangsættende; katalytisk |
 Greek: καταλυτικός |
 Spanish: catalíctico |
 Estonian: katalüütiline |
 Farsi: فروکافتی |
 Finnish: katalyyttinen |
 French: catalytique |
 Hebrew: מְזָרֵז תְגוּבָה כִימִית |
 Hindi: उत्प्रेरण संबंधी |
 Croatian: katalitički |
 Hungarian: katalitikus |
 Indonesian: katalitis |
 Icelandic: hvötunar-; örvandi, hvetj |
 Italian: catalitico |
 Japanese: 触媒の |
 Korean: 촉매(작용)의 |
 Lithuanian: katalizuojantis |
 Latvian: katalizatora- |
 Malay: pemangkinan |
 Dutch: katalytisch |
 Norwegian: katalytisk |
 Polish: katalityczny |
 Persian: فروکافتی |
 Pashto: كښته |
 Portuguese: catalítico |
 Romanian: catalitic |
 Russian: каталитический |
 Slovak: katalytický |
 Slovenian: katalitičen |
 Serbian: katalistički |
 Swedish: katalytisk |
 Thai: ที่เกิดการเปลี่ยนแปลง |
 Turkish: katalitik |
 Taiwanese: 催化的 |
 Ukrainian: каталітичний |
 Urdu: تبدیلی لانے کی خاصیت رکھن |
 Vietnamese: xúc tác |
 Chinese: 催化的 |
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