catalysis 的定义
plural ca·tal·y·ses [kuh-tal-uh-seez]. /kəˈtæl əˌsiz/.
- Chemistry. the causing or accelerating of a chemical change by the addition of a catalyst.
- an action between two or more persons or forces, initiated by an agent that itself remains unaffected by the action: social catalyses occasioned by controversial writings.
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- In 2019, she and some colleagues were working with zeolites, porous materials vital for applications from industrial catalysis to air purification.
- These days, Korley works closely with experts on topics as wide-ranging as catalysis, enzyme engineering, and manufacturing.
- We could regard what is called catalysis solely as an agent in the service of entelechy.
- He demonstrated the processes of synthesis and auto-catalysis that enabled such small samples to be multiplied indefinitely.
- The phenomenon known as "catalysis" is of common occurrence in both inorganic and organic chemistry.
- This latter consideration seems to be the factor of largest influence in colloidal catalysis.
- Like circulation or respiration, periodic catalysis has its poisons, and exhibits signs of fatigue, and of paralysis by cold.