Prussian Blue Analogues (PBAs)
Prussian Blue Analogues (PBAs) are materials structurally related to Prussian Blue. They are formed through a network of metal centers connected by cyanide bridges, creating an open three-dimensional framework. This framework can accommodate alkali metal ions such as sodium, making PBAs especially relevant for sodium-ion battery applications.
One of the key advantages of PBAs is their chemical flexibility. By changing the metal centers, sodium content, crystallinity, particle size, and moisture profile, their properties can be tuned for specific technical requirements. This makes PBAs a highly adaptable material for both energy storage and non-battery applications.
Sodium-Ion Battery Materials
Medical and Radiological Applications
Bioimaging and Drug Delivery
Catalysis and Sensors
Pigments and Coatings
Adsorption and Filtration
Precision Engineering
Rare Earth Metal Extraction
Prussian White is a sodium-rich Prussian Blue Analogue and one of the most promising cathode active materials for sodium-ion batteries. It enables reversible sodium-ion movement through its open framework structure and supports stable Fe²⁺/Fe³⁺ redox chemistry during charge-discharge cycling.