Abstract
In most kinetic investigations of catalytic reactions, catalytic activity is a traditionally measured kinetic parameter. However, differential selectivity measurements have many advantages for mechanistic studies. This Perspective gives an overview of the basic principles and practices of mechanistic studies based on differential selectivity measurements, including the use of artificially created competitive reactions.
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