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What Types of Experimental Data are Relevant?

Several types of experimental data are relevant in catalysis:
Kinetic Data: Information on reaction rates and how they vary with conditions such as temperature and pressure.
Thermodynamic Data: Data on the energy changes associated with reactions, including activation energies and enthalpies.
Structural Data: Details about the catalyst's structure, obtained through techniques like X-ray diffraction (XRD) or electron microscopy.
Spectroscopic Data: Information on the chemical environment and interactions, gathered using methods like NMR or IR spectroscopy.
Surface Area and Porosity: Data on the physical characteristics of the catalyst, which affect its performance.

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