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Homogeneous Catalysis
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A homogeneous catalyst exists in the same phase as the reactants, forming an intermediate that later decomposes to regenerate the catalyst.
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Gaseous nitric oxide catalyzes gas-phase ozone decomposition, reacting with ozone in one step and being regenerated in a later one.
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A homogeneous catalyst must still be regenerated by the end — appearing once with nothing reproducing it makes it a reactant.
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