Nanomox develops sustainable and cost-effective advanced materials for broad industrial applications. The company utilizes its proprietary OIS® process to design and scale new technologies for creating advanced nanoparticles. This focus enables the production of high-performance materials with a reduced environmental footprint.
Funding
$980K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Conventional methods for producing metal oxides often rely on energy-intensive processes and hazardous chemicals, leading to high costs and significant environmental impact. Existing technologies struggle to efficiently utilize secondary metal sources, hindering the development of a circular economy for metallic waste.
Solution
Nanomox provides sustainable and cost-effective advanced materials and thin films, including metal oxide particles ranging from nano to macro sizes, using a patent-pending Oxidative Ionothermal Synthesis (OIS) process. This low-energy method employs green catalytic solvents at low temperatures to directly oxidize metals, significantly reducing energy consumption and minimizing waste streams compared to traditional high-temperature or acid-based processes. The OIS process enables the creation of diverse particle structures with tailored properties, enhancing the performance of existing products and facilitating the development of new applications across various industries. Nanomox also focuses on utilizing secondary metal sources, transforming metallic waste into valuable metal compounds like zinc oxide, thereby promoting a sustainable circular economy.
Target Audience
Nanomox serves industries utilizing metal oxides, such as cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, paints, electronics, and energy, as well as companies seeking sustainable material supply chains and waste recycling solutions.
Features
- Patent-pending Oxidative Ionothermal Synthesis (OIS) process for low-energy production of metal oxides
- Fine control over particle properties, including size (nano to macro), morphology, and habit
- Capability to process a wide range of metals, including zinc and copper
- Ability to utilize secondary metal sources for efficient metallic waste recycling
- Access to cutting-edge labs for material characterization, including SEM/EDX, XRD, TEM, and XRF
- Production of zinc oxide structures with tailored photocatalytic properties using ionic liquids