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Replacing Chemical Solvents with Water by a Novel Nano-Catalyst

Replacing Chemical Solvents with Water by a Novel Nano-Catalyst

A research team in Iran Polymer and Petrochemical Institute and Alzahra University has synthesized a nano-catalyst which can help the industry replace chemical solvents with water.

 January 15, 2019  Scientific

Usually, industrial reactions take place in chemical solvents which have numerous environmental side-effects. Replacing these chemical solvents not only can reduce the industrial pollutants, but it also helps lowering the costs.

This project was aimed at synthesizing a catalyst to help industrial reactions to take place in water. Unlike similar products, this catalyst is cheap and easy to recycle. In addition, the production process is simple and expensive metals such as Palladium are loaded at minimum concentration.

Dr. Samahe Sadjadi, faculty member at Iran Polymer and Petrochemical Institute, Prof. Majid M.Heravi faculty member, and Maryam Raja master’s graduate at Alzahra University, are key team members working on this project. The results are published in the International Journal of Biological Macromolecules with an impact factor of 3.9.

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