There are many different alloys, when used at the molecular level, that can trigger chemical reactions needed in a variety of different processes. Choosing the correct catalyst alloys for a given end product characteristics will be a factor of understanding the reactions, choosing the most suitable alloys and knowing the properties of the other materials in the process.
Working with a company that has both extensive experience and expertise in selecting catalyst alloys and working with projects similar in nature will be essential. This includes choosing a service provider with the ability to create custom mixed alloys to provide the specific properties you require for your order.
Purity is Essential
In any type of process, the catalyst is the substance or element that will boost or increase the rate of a specific chemical reaction. In addition, the catalyst itself does not have any permanent change it is chemical structure. When combined with other alloys, each of the alloys has to maintain their chemical structure without altering the structure of the other alloys.
Purity in catalyst alloys, either as a single alloy or in combination with other alloys, is essential. Without high purity, it is impossible to predict the reaction due to the presence of impurities and unknown substances in the PVD material.
When choosing a company to work with for any PVD or evaporation materials, it will be critical to choose a service that focuses on high purity alloys. A review of the information provided by the company and confirmation of the processes used will be essential to make this determination.
To create custom alloys used as catalysts, the same level of quality control and capabilities will be required. Be sure to select a company with a top reputation for any type of custom alloy development.