This chemical is a μ-oxo-bridged dinuclear iron(III) complex with salen-type ligands, primarily used as a biomimetic catalyst in oxidation reactions, modeling the active sites of non-heme diiron enzymes involved in oxygen activation and substrate oxidation. It is effective in the oxidation of organic compounds, including hydrocarbons to epoxides, alcohols to carbonyls, and sulfides to sulfoxides, making it valuable in industrial chemical synthesis and asymmetric catalysis. Additionally, due to its structural similarity to natural enzymes, it plays a key role in biochemical studies of iron-mediated metabolism and redox processes. It is also employed in the development of advanced materials, such as polymers and coatings, enhancing properties like durability, catalytic activity, and resistance to degradation. In environmental applications, it aids in the catalytic breakdown of pollutants, contributing to cleaner water and air remediation. Its stability and efficiency further suit it for electrochemical studies, sensor technologies, and materials research focusing on gas adsorption or conductive properties.