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In this book, compiled and summarized the theoretical and practical material to find new magnetic and relativistic effects in catalysis. The authors proposed equation Klopman-Dorfman-Aibassov for solving the magnetic and relativistic effects in catalysis. Discussed in detail the results based on its own materials research work in the chemical laboratory Columbia University, Cooper Union, the Research Institute of New Chemical Technologies and Materials of the Kazakh National University Al-Farabi. The book will be useful for engineers and chemists working in physical chemistry for teachers and students in related disciplines, as well as for researchers and graduate students interested in physical chemistry and catalysis.