What are the Challenges Associated with In Situ Spectroscopy?
Despite its advantages, in situ spectroscopy presents several challenges. The complexity of the experimental setup, such as the need for specialized reactors and controlled environments, can be a significant barrier. Additionally, interpreting the data can be challenging due to overlapping signals and the need for advanced computational methods to analyze the spectra. High-pressure and high-temperature conditions, often required for catalytic reactions, can also complicate measurements.
