Several strategies can be employed to address viscosity constraints:
Solvent Selection: Choosing solvents with lower viscosity can enhance mass transfer and mixing. Temperature Control: Increasing the temperature can reduce viscosity, though this must be balanced against potential negative effects on catalyst stability. Mechanical Stirring: Enhanced stirring or agitation can help overcome viscosity-related limitations. Using Additives: Adding surfactants or co-solvents can modify the viscosity and improve the reaction environment.
