Does the Coriolis Effect Influence Catalytic Reactions?
The impact of the Coriolis Effect on catalytic reactions is generally negligible. This is because the forces involved in catalytic processes are dominated by molecular interactions and chemical kinetics, which are far stronger than the Coriolis forces that might act on the reacting species. In most practical applications, the scale and environment of chemical reactions do not allow the Coriolis Effect to exert a significant influence.
