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Discover LudwigThe phrase "act as powerful catalyst" is not entirely correct; it should be "act as a powerful catalyst." You can use it when describing something that significantly accelerates or influences a process or change.
Example: "The new policy is expected to act as a powerful catalyst for economic growth in the region."
Alternatives: "serve as a strong catalyst" or "function as an effective catalyst."
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Acids (including Lewis acids) and bases act as powerful catalysts for a great variety of chemical reactions, in the laboratory, in industry, and in processes occurring in nature.
Small amounts of certain metals, notably copper, manganese, and iron, act as powerful catalysts of oxidation; sequestering agents are therefore used to block the action of these elements if their presence is unavoidable.
The results revealed that these complexes could act as powerful catalysts under physiological conditions.
For Stephen and for many other individuals in developing countries around the world, broadband connectivity acts as a powerful catalyst as well as an anchor for economic and social advancement.
Zn II) ions serve as powerful catalysts in many hydrolase enzymes with diverse, though generally related, mechanisms.
Greenham acted as a powerful catalyst for a range of issues.
For example, amphetamine and methamphetamine act as powerful stimulus for nervous system and act via the same receptor.
Surface proteins could act as powerful adhesins.
Our pain, in this case, can be viewed as a powerful catalyst for growth.
It is our goal to develop companies and leaders who embrace capitalism as a powerful catalyst for good in society.
We've come to see stress as a dirty word -- and for good reason -- but a little bit of healthy stress can actually act as a catalyst for growth and provide a powerful motivation to act.
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