spinel structures

What are Some Common Spinel Catalysts?

Common spinel catalysts include:
Co3O4: Often used in oxidation reactions.
NiFe2O4: Utilized in hydrogenation reactions.
ZnMn2O4: Employed in photocatalytic applications.
CuFe2O4: Effective in environmental catalysis, such as pollutant degradation.

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