Can Double Blind be Applied to Computational Catalysis?
In computational catalysis, the double-blind approach can be adapted to minimize bias. For instance, the person running the simulations could be blinded to the identities of the catalysts being simulated. This helps in ensuring that the computational predictions are not influenced by preconceived notions about the catalysts’ performance. However, this approach is less common and more challenging to implement due to the inherent need to input specific catalyst properties into the computational models.
