time dependent behavior

How Does Catalyst Deactivation Occur Over Time?

Catalyst deactivation is a common phenomenon where a catalyst loses its activity and selectivity due to various reasons. The primary mechanisms of deactivation include:
Coke formation: Deposition of carbonaceous materials on the active sites.
Sintering: Aggregation of catalyst particles leading to loss of surface area.
Poisoning: Strong chemisorption of impurities on the active sites.
Leaching: Loss of active components from the catalyst structure.

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