temperature programmed surface reaction (tpsr)

What are the applications of TPSR in Catalysis?

TPSR is widely used to study a variety of catalytic processes, including:
Hydrogenation and dehydrogenation reactions
Oxidation reactions
Reforming reactions
Surface adsorption and desorption studies
Investigation of catalyst poisoning and deactivation mechanisms

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