What are the Challenges Associated with Vibrational Spectroscopy?
Despite its advantages, vibrational spectroscopy faces several challenges. These include the complexity of spectra interpretation due to overlapping peaks, the need for sophisticated equipment, and the requirement for high signal-to-noise ratios. Additionally, in some cases, sample preparation and environmental conditions can affect the accuracy of the measurements. Researchers are continually developing new techniques and methodologies to overcome these challenges and enhance the capabilities of vibrational spectroscopy in catalysis.
