How do experimental results guide the design of new catalysts?
Experimental results provide valuable insights into the mechanisms and kinetics of catalytic reactions, guiding the design of new catalysts. For example, studies on zeolite-catalyzed cracking of hydrocarbons have led to the development of tailored zeolites with specific pore sizes and acid sites, enhancing the selectivity and yield of desired products. These findings underscore the importance of experimental research in advancing catalyst design and application.
