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photocatalysis

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photocatalysis /pho·to·ca·tal·y·sis/ (-kah-tal´ĭ-sis) promotion or stimulation of a chemical reaction by light.photocatalyt´ic
photocatalysis [fo″to-kah-tal´ĭ-sis]
promotion or stimulation of a chemical reaction by light. adj., adj photocatalyt´ic.
photocatalysis
promotion or stimulation of a chemical reaction by light.
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The Airwise uses a process called photocatalysis to "oxidize odors, settle dust, reduce allergens and destroy viruses, bacteria and mold" according to a company release.
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Converting carbon dioxide and water to methane using photocatalysis is an appealing idea, but historically, attempts have had very low conversion rates," said Grimes.
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