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Kinetics of catalyzed processes studied by FTIR spectroscopy

The role of IR spectroscopy to characterize the surface of solid catalysts and to evaluate important intermediates of catalyzed reactions is outlined and documented with case studies. The instrumentation requires the capability to record IR spectra in situ at elevated temperatures and pressures as well as the possibility to confine precisely the volume of analysis. It is shown that FTIR spectroscopy can significantly contribute to the understanding of industrially used catalyzed processes and to the development of new catalysts.