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- noun chemistry A
catalyst composed ofnanoparticles
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All grades come with Mazda's single-nanocatalyst technology, which provides superb exhaust purification performance while reducing the amount of precious metals needed by over 70 percent.
Autoblog 2010
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* All grades come with Mazda's single-nanocatalyst technology, which provides superb exhaust purification performance while reducing the amount of precious metals needed by over 70 percent.
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McGill researcher develops eco-friendly nanocatalyst
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McGill researcher develops eco-friendly nanocatalyst
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All grades come with Mazda's single-nanocatalyst technology, which provides superb exhaust purification performance while reducing the amount of precious metals needed by over 70 percent.
Autoblog 2010
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The single-nanocatalyst increases the effective surface area of the precious metals used.
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Mazda said it would be the world's first application of the single-nanocatalyst technology, which will reduce precious metals use in the Mazda3 compact car to 0,2 g from 0,6 g.
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Mazda said it would be the world's first application of the single-nanocatalyst technology.
The Truth About Cars 2009
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Mazda Motor will fit the world's first single-nanocatalyst to its redesigned 3 (sold as the Axela in Japan) on sale later this year.
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With the single-nanocatalyst, the underfloor catalytic converter requires only 0. 15g / l of precious metals, approximately 70\% less than the 0. 55g / l required in the previous model.
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