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What Are the Best Practices for Reporting Catalytic Data?

Accurate reporting of catalytic data involves:
Providing complete experimental details, including reactant concentrations, temperature, pressure, and time.
Using clear and consistent units of measurement.
Reporting all observations, including unexpected results or anomalies.
Ensuring that data is peer-reviewed and published in reputable journals.

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