controlled morphology

Why is Morphology Important in Catalysis?

The morphology of a catalyst affects several key properties:
- Surface Area: A higher surface area allows for more active sites, which can lead to increased catalytic activity.
- Active Sites Exposure: The shape and size of particles can influence the exposure of active sites, impacting the reactivity.
- Mass Transport: Morphology affects how reactants and products move through the catalyst, influencing the reaction rate and selectivity.
- Thermal and Mechanical Stability: Certain morphologies can enhance the stability of the catalyst under reaction conditions.

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