Shape Selective Catalysis
Shape Selective Catalysis is a catalytic phenomenon in which the reactant and/or product selectivity is governed by the molecular-sieve properties of porous catalysts such as zeolites, whereby the pore architecture permits only molecules of specific size and shape to diffuse and undergo reaction within the confined channels.
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