katalüsaate
Katalüsaate is an Estonian term that translates to "catalytic converter" in English. It refers to a device in an automobile's exhaust system designed to reduce the toxicity of harmful emissions. Catalytic converters work by using a catalyst, typically a precious metal like platinum, palladium, or rhodium, to convert toxic pollutants into less harmful substances.
The primary function of a katalüsaate is to facilitate chemical reactions that transform three main types
Modern vehicles generally employ a three-way catalytic converter, which addresses all three types of pollutants simultaneously.