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How does software aid in the design of new catalysts?
Software aids in the design of new catalysts by providing tools for
computational modeling
and
simulation
. These tools allow researchers to:
Predict reaction pathways
and intermediates, helping to identify the most promising catalytic materials.
Optimize catalyst structures
at the atomic level to enhance performance and selectivity.
Screen large libraries
of potential catalysts rapidly using high-throughput computational techniques.
Understand deactivation mechanisms
to improve catalyst longevity.
This accelerates the discovery and development process, saving time and resources.
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