Zr(HPO₄)₂·H₂O, an inorganic layered material composed of phosphate ions (PO₄³⁻) and water of crystallization with a melting point above 1600 °C. Available in Type α, Type γ and other crystal forms, with flexible control of particle size, pH and moisture content, and supplied as powder, liquid and spherical forms for different application scenarios. Widely used in environmental engineering (heavy-metal adsorption, radioactive-waste treatment), energy materials (proton-exchange membranes, lithium-ion battery electrodes), catalysis (acid catalysts, photocatalyst carriers), biomedicine (drug carriers, antibacterial materials) and polymer reinforcement and flame retardancy.
