minimally invasive

What are the Key Principles?

Key principles of minimally invasive catalysis include:
- Efficiency: Maximizing the performance of the catalyst to achieve high yields with minimal amounts.
- Selectivity: Ensuring the catalyst directs the reaction towards the desired products, reducing by-products.
- Sustainability: Using catalysts that are non-toxic, abundant, and can be easily recycled or regenerated.
- Mild Conditions: Conducting reactions under mild temperatures and pressures to save energy and reduce equipment wear.

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