How to Combine Photochemistry with Flow Chemistry
Combining photochemistry with flow chemistry is the natural progression from the growth of these two fields in recent years. Doing this enables safer, more efficient, and scalable processes.
Combining photochemistry with flow chemistry is the natural progression from the growth of these two fields in recent years. Doing this enables safer, more efficient, and scalable processes.
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We take a look at how to choose your first electrochemistry set up with consideration towards different designs, materials and sizes of flow reactor
There is a wide selection of tools available for reflux condenser chemistry, but which are the best. Here we look a designs, functions and applications in order to find out.