Chemistry
Photocatalyst
A photocatalyst is a material that, when exposed to light, accelerates chemical reactions without being consumed in the process. Xatoms has developed 8 patent-pending photocatalysts that harness visible light to break down contaminants in water, offering a scalable and energy-efficient purification solution.
Why Xatoms' Photocatalysts?
[8 Materials Patent Pending]
Quantum chemistry allows researchers to predict the properties of new molecules before they are synthesized. This can save time and resources, as it helps narrow down the list of potential candidates for experimental study. It can also guide experimentalists in designing molecules with desired properties or functionalities.
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Helps researchers predict the properties of new molecules before they are synthesized
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Saves time and resources by narrowing down the list of potential candidates for experimental study
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Guides experimentalists in designing molecules with desired properties or functionalities
Computational Methods
[8 Materials Patent Pending]
Advances in computational methods and algorithms in quantum chemistry have made it possible to study larger and more complex molecular systems than ever before. By speeding the process with AI enables us at Xatoms to explore a vast chemical space and discover new photocatalytic molecules with unique properties and applications.