Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In physical chemistry, a catalytic agent; a catalyzator.
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- noun That which
catalyzes .
Etymologies
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Examples
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DEFINITION: _A catalyzer is a substance which changes the velocity of a reaction, but does not change its products.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry William McPherson
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And so we have clear goals on each of those platforms and we are moving ahead with our global partners to ensure that we have a leadership role and playing an important catalyzer (sic) for awareness across the whole business world, for sustainability and climate change.
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Analogy: Replacing the catalyzer in an 03-K64 Firefly.
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Also, Fillion revealed on Twitter that he swiped the catalyzer from 'Out of Gas' and put it in Castle's living room bookshelf beneath the model boat.
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At one rest stop, Carmen buys coca leaves and demonstrates how to prepare them for chewing, by removing the stems and wrapping a dozen or more leaves around a catalyzer.
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At one rest stop, Carmen buys coca leaves and demonstrates how to prepare them for chewing, by removing the stems and wrapping a dozen or more leaves around a catalyzer.
Archive 2006-05-01 2006
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I noted that my catalyzer pack was having trouble keeping up — cracking the CO7 atmosphere and topping up the two flat body-form bottles at my waist.
The Year's Best Science Fiction 23rd Annual Collection Dozois, Gardner 2006
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I, for some reason, was the missing chemical — the catalyzer.
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Though milder than many, as she had pointed out, it required a permanent commitment on the part of the catalyzer.
The Mocking Program Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2002
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To bring about the first of these reactions rapidly, a catalyzer is employed, and the process is carried out in the following way: Large iron tubes are packed with some porous material, such as calcium and magnesium sulphates, which contains a suitable catalytic substance scattered through it.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry William McPherson
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