What are the Challenges in Using Microporous Catalysts?
One of the main challenges in using microporous catalysts is deactivation due to pore blockage or fouling by large molecules. This can reduce the availability of active sites and hinder the catalytic performance. Additionally, the synthesis of microporous materials with precise control over pore size and distribution can be complex and costly. Despite these challenges, ongoing research is focused on developing more robust and cost-effective microporous catalysts to overcome these limitations.
