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Why is Uniform Heat Distribution Important?
Uniform heat distribution ensures that the catalytic reaction occurs consistently throughout the reactor. This leads to several benefits:
Improved
reaction efficiency
Enhanced
selectivity
for the desired products
Prevention of catalyst deactivation due to localized overheating
Extended
catalyst lifespan
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