Definition of: hydrolysis

(hī·drol′ə·sis) noun Chem.
Any decomposition involving the addition of water; specifically, a double decomposition reaction between water and some other compound, as phosphorus trichloride. [<HYDRO- + -LYSIS]
—hy·dro·lyt·ic (hī′drə·lit′ik) adjective

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atp hydrolysis
acid hydrolysis
hydrolysis reaction
enzymatic hydrolysis
alkaline hydrolysis
ester hydrolysis
undergoes hydrolysis
gtp hydrolysis
partial hydrolysis
hydrolysis product
hydrolysis resistant
hydrolysis products
stabilized hydrolysis
undergo hydrolysis
hydrolysis process

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