solid gas transformations

What Are the Challenges in Solid-Gas Catalysis?

1. Deactivation: Catalysts can lose their activity over time due to coking, sintering, or poisoning.
2. Selectivity: Achieving high selectivity for desired products while minimizing by-products can be challenging.
3. Heat Management: Exothermic reactions generate heat that must be effectively managed to avoid hot spots and deactivation.

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