This free infographic from Specac reveals how DRIFTS enables real-time, in situ analysis of surface chemistry, helping researchers monitor reaction intermediates, track adsorption/desorption events, and detect early signs of catalyst degradation.

Here’s what’s included:

  • The catalytic cycle, and which parts of it DRIFTS provides insights into.
  • How DRIFTS stacks up against other spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and morphological techniques for complete catalyst characterisation.
  • An example of time varying DRIFTS spectra for a catalyst system.

Get your copy now and see how DRIFTS compares with other characterisation techniques – and why it’s a must-have in your catalyst research toolkit.

Further reading

This infographic also highlights the Harrick Praying Mantis™ accessory by Specac – which enables high quality DRIFTS measurements under real reaction conditions. Combined with a high-temperature reaction chamber, it’s ideal for advanced catalyst characterisation.