catalysis
English
/kəˈtæləsɪs/
noun
Definitions
- (chemistry) The increase of the rate of a chemical reaction, induced by a catalyst.
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek κατάλυσις (dissolution).
Origin
Ancient Greek
κατάλυσις
Gloss
dissolution
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allelocatalysis English
- amino English
- aminocatalysis English
- anticatalyst English
- autocatalysis English
- autocatalyst English
- biocatalysis English
- biocatalyst English
- bioelectrocatalysis English
- catalyst English
- catalystic English
- chemocatalysis English
- cocatalysis English
- cocatalyst English
- electrocatalysis English
- electrocatalyst English
- heterocatalysis English
- katal English
- nanocatalysis English
- nanocatalyst English
- organocatalysis English
- organocatalyst English
- photocatalysis English
- photocatalyst English
- photoelectrocatalysis English
- precatalyst English
- pyrocatalysis English
- sonocatalysis English
- sonocatalyst English
- supercatalyst English
- Katalyse German
- catalyseur French
- ката́л Russian
- catálisis Spanish, Castilian
- κατάλυσις Ancient Greek
- καταλύω Ancient Greek
- λύσις Ancient Greek
- katalyse Norwegian Bokmål
- catálise Portuguese
- katalyse Norwegian Nynorsk
- katalis Malay
- katal
- amino
- catalyst
- cocatalyst
- catalystic
- biocatalyst
- precatalyst
- cocatalysis
- autocatalyst
- sonocatalyst
- nanocatalyst
- anticatalyst
- biocatalysis
- supercatalyst
- photocatalyst
- sonocatalysis
- autocatalysis
- pyrocatalysis
- nanocatalysis
- organocatalyst
- chemocatalysis
- aminocatalysis
- photocatalysis
- heterocatalysis
- electrocatalyst
- allelocatalysis
- organocatalysis
- electrocatalysis
- bioelectrocatalysis
- photoelectrocatalysis