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Aiming for designing a novel catalyst for N2O as a green propellant, Ir-substituted hexaaluminate, which can initiate N2O decomposition at 623 K and can sustain the stability at 1473 K, has been developed for the first time.

Graphical abstract: A novel Ir-hexaaluminate catalyst for N2O as a propellant

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