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Heterogeneous catalysis

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Summary

Catalysis at an interface between phases, involving adsorption, surface reaction, transport, and desorption.

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AdsorptionHeterogeneous catalysis

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Authored explanation

Catalytic cycles at solid surfaces couple adsorption and desorption with reaction, site competition, reconstruction, and transport.

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CatalysisHeterogeneous catalysis

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Heterogeneous catalysis couples surface chemistry to mass and heat transport.

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Surface chemistryHeterogeneous catalysis

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Heterogeneous catalytic turnover depends on adsorption, surface reaction, desorption, site distributions, and transport between bulk phases and the interface.

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