nuclear magnetic resonance (nmr)

What are some applications of NMR in Catalysis?

NMR has a wide range of applications in catalysis:
Characterization of zeolites: Solid-state NMR is used to study the structure and acidity of zeolites, which are important for various catalytic processes.
Study of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs): NMR helps in understanding the structure and dynamics of MOFs, which are used as catalysts and adsorbents.
Investigation of enzyme catalysis: Liquid-state NMR is used to study enzyme-substrate interactions and the mechanisms of enzymatic reactions.
In situ monitoring of catalytic reactions: In situ NMR allows for the real-time observation of reaction intermediates and products, providing insights into reaction mechanisms and kinetics.

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