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What is a catayst?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 6/8/2024

In chemistry a catalyst is a substance which, when added to other substances, allows them to change while itself remaining unchanged.

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Where can you get a powder called catayst?

There are different catalysts, it depends on the chemical reaction. There is no one powder called catalyst.


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Where can you get a powder called catayst?

There are different catalysts, it depends on the chemical reaction. There is no one powder called catalyst.


What does catayst mean in science?

a catalyst is a chemical used to speed up a reaction without being 'used up'


Where is the biological catayst found?

A biological catalyst is an enzyme, enzyme are found all over living things, each with specific use


What is the difference between catalytic fireplace and noncatalytic fireplace?

In a regular fireplace you burn the fuel, wood, coal, gas or propane, and the byproducts of combustion go up the chimney or out the venting. In a catayltic fireplace those by products go into a catayst that burns at a much higher temperature so it further cumbusts much of the bi-product. The result is increased efficiency and less pollutants and combustion by-products.


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