inorganicbased
Inorganicbased (often written inorganic-based) is a term used in materials science to describe systems, materials, or processes that derive their properties primarily from inorganic components rather than organic molecules. It is commonly applied to materials design, synthesis, and characterization that emphasize inorganic chemistry and functions.
Inorganic-based materials encompass a wide range of constituents, including metal oxides (such as TiO2 and Al2O3),
Properties typical of inorganic-based materials include high thermal stability, chemical resistance, hardness, and a spectrum of
Applications of inorganic-based materials span catalysis (where metal oxides and related compounds act as catalysts or
Note: the term is informal and usage varies across disciplines and contexts.