journal article·2014Open access

A gentle introduction to the noble art of flow chemistry

James H. Bannock, Siva H. Krishnadasan, Martin Heeney, John C. de Mello

Materials Horizons· Volume 1· Issue 4

Abstract

Flow chemistry isn’t hard. Don't fall for the slick marketing campaigns and glossy brochures of the corporate vendors. Steer clear of their pricey equipment and exorbitant service contracts. If you do it yourself, you can get better results at a fraction of the cost. So put away your cheque book, roll up your sleeves, and give it a go. This Focus Article shows you how.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovative Microfluidic and Catalytic Techniques Innovation · Fluid Dynamics and Mixing · Scientific Computing and Data Management

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