catalytic
[,kætә'litik]
a. 催

[医] 催

1. All salts studied except NaCl exhibit perfect catalytic activity.
   1） 研究盐，除氯钠，都很催。
2. All new petrol cars must be fitted with catalytic converters to control emissions.
   新汽油辆装置催转器，制废气排。
3. Catalytic reaction on an industrial scale is a good example of the uses of scale-up.
   规模催应利例。

catalytic
[ adj ]
relating to or causing or involving catalysis
<adj.pert>
catalytic reactions



Catalytic \Cat`a*ly"tic\, a.
Relating to, or causing, catalysis. ``The catalytic power is
ill understood.'' --Ure.

{Catalytic force}, that form of chemical energy formerly
supposed to determine catalysis.


Catalytic \Cat`a*lyt"ic\, n. (Chem.)
An agent employed in catalysis, as platinum black, aluminium
chloride, etc.