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English-russian automobile dictionary. 2013.
oxidizing catalyst
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oxidizing catalyst — A catalyst which decreases CO and HC levels using excess air. Compare reducing catalyst … Dictionary of automotive terms
catalyst — [1] A substance that changes the rate of a chemical reaction without itself being used up. [2] A special agent which is added to a plastic body filler or resin or paint to speed up the hardening process. Also see aged catalyst fresh catalyst… … Dictionary of automotive terms
oxidizing converter — A converter with a conventional oxidation catalyst that needs a secondary air supply to convert hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide and water; does not control NOx. Compare single bed oxidizing converter … Dictionary of automotive terms
reducing catalyst — A catalyst such as rhodium which converts nitrogen oxides into harmless nitrogen and oxygen in a reducing catalytic converter. Compare oxidizing catalyst … Dictionary of automotive terms
two-way catalyst — See oxidizing catalyst … Dictionary of automotive terms
single-bed oxidizing converter — A converter with one catalyst bed for HC and CO control … Dictionary of automotive terms
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