Can Enhanced Mixing be Applied to All Types of Catalytic Reactions?
Enhanced mixing can be beneficial for most catalytic reactions, but its applicability and effectiveness may vary. In [heterogeneous catalysis](#), where the catalyst is in a different phase than the reactants, mixing is particularly important to overcome mass transfer limitations. In [homogeneous catalysis](#), where the catalyst and reactants are in the same phase, mixing still plays a role but may not be as critical. Additionally, certain systems, such as those involving [biocatalysis](#), may require specific mixing strategies to preserve enzyme activity.
