Lecture

Heterogeneous Catalysis: Kinetics and Transport Effects

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of heterogeneous catalysis, including reaction mechanisms, kinetics, and transport effects. It delves into the steady-state approximation method and Laplace transforms for mathematical analysis. The course also explores the impact of transport phenomena on catalytic reactions.

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