What Role Do Reaction Conditions Play in Standardization?
Reaction conditions are critical for the reproducibility of catalytic experiments. Standardizing these conditions involves:
- Maintaining consistent temperature and pressure. - Controlling the flow rates and concentrations of reactants and products. - Using standardized reactor types and configurations, such as batch reactors or continuous flow reactors.
By adhering to these standardized conditions, researchers can ensure that differences in catalytic performance are due to the catalysts themselves and not experimental variability.
