Associations to the word «Catalyze»
Noun
- Template
- Superfamily
- Complex
- Antibody
- Manganese
- Bond
- Gdp
- Sulfide
- Poly
- Transfer
- Compound
- Conformation
- Dioxide
- Chloride
- Ion
- Hy
- Cu
- Inhibitor
- Formation
- Inhibition
- Bind
- Anion
- Breakdown
- Ethanol
- Nickel
- Dependent
- Yeast
- Electron
- Nitrogen
- Sn
- Starch
- Sulfur
- Mechanism
- Collagen
- Ethyl
- Uptake
- Alpha
- Primer
- Ammonium
- Alcohol
- Yield
- Binding
- Chlorine
- Fusion
- Derivative
- Dopamine
- Substitution
- Glossary
- Vitamin
- Solvent
- Magnesium
- Strand
- Bacterium
- Hydrocarbon
- Biochemistry
- Radical
- Polymer
- Atom
- Step
- Elimination
- Firefly
- Analog
- Transcription
- Transition
- Metal
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CATALYZE, verb. (transitive) To bring about the catalysis of a chemical reaction.
CATALYZE, verb. (transitive) To accelerate a process.
CATALYZE, verb. (transitive) To inspire significantly by catalysis.
Dictionary definition
CATALYZE, verb. Change by catalysis or cause to catalyze.
Wise words
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