In catalysis, uniform morphology is important for several reasons:
Enhanced Activity: Uniform catalyst particles expose a consistent number of active sites, leading to predictable and enhanced catalytic activity. Improved Selectivity: Catalysts with uniform morphology are more likely to favor the formation of desired products, thereby improving selectivity. Increased Stability: Uniform particles tend to have higher structural integrity and resistance to sintering or agglomeration, which contributes to better stability and longevity of the catalyst. Reproducibility: Uniform morphology allows for more reproducible results in catalytic processes, which is essential for industrial applications.
