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katal

kat,
abbreviation for katal.

Catha
An amphetamine-like neural stimulant used by Yemenites and East Africans, who chew buds/fresh leaves of Catha edulis; dried leaves can be used but are less potent
Advese effects Psychologic dependence, increased blood pressure, respiratory rate

katal [kat´al]
a unit of measurement proposed to express activities of all catalysts, including enzymes, being that amount of a catalyst that catalyzes a reaction rate of 1 mole of substrate per second. Symbol kat.

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The RCLCF actively helps to educate children in schools throughout the country about the dangers of smoking and encourages young people to campaign against tobacco through its educational programmes KATS (Kids Against Tobacco Smoke), and ATYC (Anti-Tobacco Youth Campaign).
The report is the result of a questionnaire conducted by KATS, where residents in the Northwood area of Kirkby were asked to list health problems they had suffered since the factory opened two years ago.
KATS member, Rev Dr Joanne Grenfell, said: ``The smell is dreadful and lots of people have complained.
 
 
 
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