time resolved studies

Why are Time-Resolved Studies Important in Catalysis?

Catalysis involves complex reactions where intermediates and transition states can dictate the efficiency and selectivity of the process. Traditional methods often miss these fleeting moments, but time-resolved techniques provide insights into:
- Reaction kinetics
- Mechanism determination
- Intermediate detection
- Catalyst deactivation and regeneration processes

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