Catalyst
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| # A [[substance]] which increases the [[rate]] of a [[chemical]] [[reaction]] without being consumed in the process. | # A [[substance]] which increases the [[rate]] of a [[chemical]] [[reaction]] without being consumed in the process. | ||
| - | # A [[catalytic converter]]. | ||
| # Someone or something that helps or [[encourage]]s [[progress]] or [[change]]. | # Someone or something that helps or [[encourage]]s [[progress]] or [[change]]. | ||
| #: ''I hope the new CEO will be a '''catalyst''' for change.'' | #: ''I hope the new CEO will be a '''catalyst''' for change.'' | ||
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- A substance which increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being consumed in the process.
- Someone or something that helps or encourages progress or change.
- I hope the new CEO will be a catalyst for change.
- Economic development and integration are working as a catalyst for peace.
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