What is a Catalyst?
A catalyst is a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change. In everyday life, catalysts are at work in vehicles, factories, and laboratories to speed up chemical reactions crucial to fuels, materials, and medicines.
The Hunt for Better Catalysts
For over a century, scientists have been developing new and improved Super Catalyst to make chemical processes faster, cheaper, and more eco-friendly. Transition metals like platinum and palladium are commonly used in industrial catalysts due to their ability to accelerate reaction rates. However, these precious metals are expensive and can be lost or degrade over time. As a result, researchers are constantly searching for innovative catalyst designs that maintain high activity without reliance on costly components.
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