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catalyst катализаторcatalyst катализатор; вещество, ускоряющее или замедляющее реакцию (остающееся при этом неизменным)biological catalyst биологический катализаторbiological catalyst ферментchiral catalyst хиральный катализаторcomplex catalyst комплексный катализаторfinishing catalyst завершающий катализаторfix-bed catalyst иммобилизованный катализаторfix-bed catalyst стационарный катализаторheterogeneous catalyst гетерогенный катализаторhomogeneous catalyst гомогенный катализаторimmobilized catalyst иммобилизованный катализаторlive catalyst активный катализаторmulticomponent catalyst многокомпонентный катализаторmulticomponent catalyst сложный катализаторpelleted catalyst гранулированный катализаторpelleted catalyst таблетированный катализаторpolyfunctional catalyst многофункциональный катализаторpreparatory catalyst подготавливающий катализаторprotecting catalyst защищающий катализаторregenerated catalyst регенерированный катализаторsoluble catalyst растворимый катализаторspecific catalyst специфический катализаторspent catalyst отработанный катализаторstereospecific catalyst стереоспецифический катализаторsuspended catalyst суспендированный катализаторsuspension catalyst суспензионный катализаторversatile catalyst многосторонний катализаторzeolite catalyst цеолитный катализаторEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > catalyst
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