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Dictionary » I » Inorganic catalyst Inorganic catalystDefinition noun, plural: organocatalysts An inorganic compound used as a catalyst.
Inorganic catalysts speed up a wide variety of reactions. Vanadium oxide and titanium (III) chloride are examples of inorganic catalysts.
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