ArticleACS omega2026
High-Throughput Inkjet-Printing Synthesis and Screening of Multicomponent Metallic Oxides for Rapid Decontamination of Chemical Warfare Agent Simulants.
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Abstract
Multicomponent metallic oxides exhibit excellent adsorption properties and extensive reactivity toward hazardous chemicals, for which they can be potentially utilized as decontaminants. Understanding the structure-activity relationship between the structural composition of metal oxides and their degradation activity toward chemical warfare agents (CWAs) is crucial for designing new and efficient decontaminants. However, the bottleneck is that metal oxides tend to have low screening efficiency and a long research and development cycle. In this paper, DFT calculations are used to analyze the adsorption and activation capabilities of different metal sites toward typical CWAs, and metal element combinations with potentially high activity are screened out. Based on the computational results, inkjet printing-assisted synthesis with thin-layer chromatography techniques is innovatively applied to the rapid synthesis and screening of CeZrFeO
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