What Does CGC Stand For?
CGC stands for Constrained Geometry Catalyst
CGC, or Constrained Geometry Catalyst, refers to a specialized class of catalysts designed to enhance the efficiency and selectivity of chemical reactions. These catalysts are characterized by their unique geometrical arrangements, which constrain the active sites and influence the spatial orientation of reactants. This precise control results in improved reaction rates and decreased byproduct formation, making CGCs particularly valuable in various industrial applications, including petrochemical processing and pharmaceutical synthesis. Their innovative design allows for tailored catalytic properties, contributing to advancements in sustainable chemistry and energy-efficient processes.
Added on 14th April 2008 | Last edited on 17th June 2025 | Edit Acronym