"versatile catalyst" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that enables a process or outcome. For example: Our newest employee is a versatile catalyst who has disrupted the company in a positive way.
Properties that make zeolites versatile catalyst components are: Size and shape of the crystallites are variables in catalyst design and are determined by the synthesis conditions.
A versatile catalyst system for the transalkylation of alkylbenzenes was developed, comprising Pt/ZSM-12 as the top bed catalyst and H-Beta as the bottom bed catalyst.
Particularly, lipase B of Candida antarctica immobilized on polyacrylic resin (Novozyme 435) has proven to be a very versatile catalyst and has successfully been used for the synthesis of polyesters from various substrates [2][3][4].
Although we have previously isolated such a ribozyme that recognizes aromatic amino acids, it could not be used as a versatile catalyst due to its limited ability of aminoacylation to a particular tRNA used for the selection.
Pd is a versatile catalyst in various hydrogen-related catalytic applications; however, it typically exhibits low activity in electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) as too strong Pd-H bonding makes the electronic desorption of H adatoms (Had) hardly occur.
Evaluating the full catalytic cycle with one of the most versatile catalyst complexes used experimentally has allowed us to evaluate the most likely catalytic pathway and relate this to general ligand design criteria, as well as providing validation for the computational approach used.
Enzymes are versatile catalysts with a growing number of applications in biotechnology.
During the last decades, enzymes became very versatile catalysts for a variety of reactions including natural and unnatural compounds.
There is increasing demand for versatile catalysts for direct hydrocarbon utilization with the coming of hydrocarbon economy.
Ion exchange resins, particularly the macroporous variety, are very versatile catalysts, which play a more and more important role in the large scale manufacture of petrochemicals and solvents.
Lipases are versatile catalysts that hydrolyze ester bonds of water-insoluble glycerides or carry out reversible reactions at the water/lipid interface.
