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catalyze
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cat·a·lyze (ktl-z)
v.
To modify, especially to increase, the rate of a chemical reaction by catalysis.

catalyze.
See catalysis.

catalyze [kat´ah-līz]
to cause or produce catalysis.

catalyze
to cause or produce catalysis.


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