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Accelerator
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Accelerator may mean:
- Accelerator (car) (also gas pedal), that controls the engine speed of an automobile
- accelerator (chemistry), a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction
- Accelerator (computing) to speed a function in computer hardware
- Accelerator (album), by The Future Sound of London in 1992
- Accelerator (Bjørn Lynne album), by Bjørn Lynne in 2001
- Accelerator effect, the economic stimulus to private fixed investment that occurs due to growth in aggregate demand
- Particle accelerator, a device which uses electric and/or magnetic fields to propel electrically charged particles to high speeds
- Accelerator (Royal Trux album), an album by Royal Trux in 1998
- Accelerator Coaster, a roller-coaster that uses hydrolic acceleration
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