How is the field addressing the challenges of catalyst deactivation?
Catalyst deactivation is a significant challenge, and researchers are exploring various strategies to address it. One approach is the development of self-healing catalysts that can regenerate their active sites during the reaction. Another strategy involves the use of protective coatings to prevent the catalyst from being poisoned by contaminants. Additionally, the design of robust catalysts that can withstand harsh reaction conditions is an ongoing area of research.
