Evonik acquires catalyst business from H.C. Starck
“Catalysts are not off-the-rack products; they need to be specially tailored to every individual synthesis reaction,” explains Dr. Wilfried Eul, who heads Evonik’s Catalysts Business Line. “The H.C. Starck technologies give us additional tools to produce the optimal catalyst for each reaction.” The newly acquired business also makes it possible for Evonik to manufacture activated metal catalysts based on spray alloys and in tablet form, two highly specialized processes that offer additional freedom when designing high-performance catalysts. “That strengthens our position as a fully integrated supplier of systems solutions for catalysis,” comments Eul.
Evonik is a leading global supplier of catalytic system solutions. It offers an extensive range of catalysts from a single source, as well as integrated services for customers in the life sciences, fine chemicals, industrial chemicals, chemical intermediates, petrochemicals, and polymer industries.
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Chemical synthesis is at the heart of modern chemistry and enables the targeted production of molecules with specific properties. By combining starting materials in defined reaction conditions, chemists can create a wide range of compounds, from simple molecules to complex active ingredients.