What are the Advantages of Using In Situ Spectroscopy?
The primary advantage of in situ spectroscopy is the ability to observe catalysts in their active state, providing a realistic view of the catalytic process. This leads to a better understanding of the reaction mechanisms and the identification of active sites. Additionally, in situ techniques can help in detecting deactivation pathways and understanding the factors contributing to catalyst deactivation, enabling the development of more durable catalysts. The real-time monitoring also allows for the optimization of reaction conditions to achieve higher efficiency and selectivity.
