“…They claimed that the shape-selective catalysis of whatever kind can be ruled out in the case of MOR by the experimental and the computational works, and that MOR produces usually kinetically controlled mixtures of DIPN which can shift to a direction of thermodynamic distribution at high reaction temperatures. Tasi and Pálinkó supported the claims by their computational studies [36,37]. Against these doubts, Brozozowski severely criticized their findings and doubts because some of the experimental data cannot be explained by kinetics, thermodynamics, and analytical errors, and insisted that the shape-selective diisopropylation of NP over MOR is still there and it is real shape-selective catalysis [38].…”