Several strategies can be employed to mitigate coke deposition. These include optimizing reaction conditions, such as temperature and pressure, to minimize coke formation. The use of additives that can inhibit coke formation, such as hydrogen donors, can also be effective. Additionally, designing catalysts with reduced coke-forming tendencies, such as those with high surface area and pore volume, can help in reducing coke deposition. Regular catalyst regeneration through oxidative or steam treatments can also restore catalyst activity by removing deposited coke.
