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hydrolyze

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hydrolyze
[hī′drōlīz]
Etymology: Gk, hydor, water, lysis, loosening
1 to cause or bring about hydrolysis.
2 to cause a substance to split into component parts by the addition of water.
hydrolyze
to performance hydrolysis.
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