Catalyst
Catalyst noun - (chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected.
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Synonyms for Catalyst
Energy and catalyst are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Energy" instead a noun "Catalyst".
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All to fill her with enough negative energy for her to serve as the catalyst for Dark Falz.
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Did we mention that becoming a dragon is a process that requires life energy as a catalyst, meaning that every single dragon is the product of an act of genocide?
Source: Tabletop Game / Dark Sun -
Version One shows up in Alfred Bester's The Deceivers: mine workers who steal "novaseed" gems - a sort of universal catalyst - must then have their hand amputated to prevent the novaseed-triggered matter-to-energy reaction from slowly consuming their entire body.
Source: An Arm and a Leg
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