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Self-catalysis is defined as catalysis by a product of a chemical reaction, that causes a significant increase in reaction rate in terms of the progress of the reaction. When a self-catalytic reaction is involved in a reversible nonequilibrium-to-equilibrium chemical reaction, notable kinetic phenomena appear including sigmoidal kinetics, the seeding effect, thermal hysteresis, and chiral symmetry breaking. The nature of self-catalytic reactions is characterized by microscopic mechanisms involving pathways of molecular structural changes
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