What are Some Examples of Chemical Enhancement in Industrial Catalysis?
Chemical enhancement is widely used in industrial catalysis to improve the efficiency of various processes. One example is the [href]Haber-Bosch process[/href] for ammonia synthesis, where the use of promoted iron catalysts and optimized reaction conditions have significantly increased the yield and efficiency. Another example is the [href]Fischer-Tropsch synthesis[/href], where cobalt or iron-based catalysts are enhanced to produce synthetic fuels from syngas. In the [href]petrochemical industry[/href], zeolite catalysts are modified to improve the selectivity and yield of cracking and reforming processes.
