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Why MongoDB?

MongoDB is designed to handle unstructured data, which is common in catalysis research. Traditional relational databases may struggle with the diverse and complex data types encountered in this field. MongoDB stores data in JSON-like documents, allowing for a more natural and flexible representation of experimental results, reaction mechanisms, and catalyst properties.

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