bulk heterogeneity

Why is Bulk Heterogeneity Important in Catalysis?

Understanding bulk heterogeneity is essential because it affects the overall performance of a catalyst in several ways:
Mass Transfer: Non-uniformities can create areas with different mass transfer rates, impacting the availability of reactants and removal of products.
Thermal Conductivity: Variations in thermal properties can lead to hot spots or cold spots, affecting reaction kinetics and catalyst life.
Mechanical Stability: Inhomogeneities may lead to mechanical stresses and eventual degradation or deactivation of the catalyst.

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