In traditional catalysis, the catalyst operates under fixed conditions, limiting the reaction's efficiency and selectivity. Dynamic reaction control offers several advantages:
Enhanced Selectivity: By adjusting conditions, catalysts can be tuned to favor specific reaction pathways, reducing unwanted side reactions. Improved Efficiency: Dynamic control can lead to faster reaction rates and higher yields. Sustainability: Optimizing reactions in real-time can reduce energy consumption and waste, making processes more environmentally friendly. Increased Productivity: The ability to switch between different reaction conditions quickly can lead to more versatile and productive chemical processes.
