Sabatier principle

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The Sabatier principle is a fundamental concept in catalysis that describes the ideal relationship between a catalyst's strength and its effectiveness. It states that the best catalyst is neither too strong nor too weak at binding reactant molecules—there is an optimal "sweet spot" where catalytic activity peaks.

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