2010Organic & Biomolecular ChemistryOpen access

Continuous flow processing from microreactors to mesoscale: the Bohlmann–Rahtz cyclodehydration reaction

Mark C. Bagley, Vincenzo Fusillo, Robert L. Jenkins, M. Caterina Lubinu, Christopher R. Mason

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The cyclodehydration of a number of Bohlmann-Rahtz aminodienones exemplifies the use of continuous flow processing to transfer operations from commercial microreactors and microwave batch reactors to mesoscale production using different technology platforms, including a microwave flow reactor.

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The cyclodehydration of a number of Bohlmann-Rahtz aminodienones exemplifies the use of continuous flow processing to transfer operations from commercial microreactors and microwave batch reactors to mesoscale production using different technology platforms, including a microwave flow reactor.

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The cyclodehydration of a number of Bohlmann-Rahtz aminodienones exemplifies the use of continuous flow processing to transfer operations from commercial microreactors and microwave batch reactors to mesoscale production using different technology platforms, including a microwave flow reactor.

Key concepts: Microreactor, Mesoscale meteorology, Chemistry, Continuous flow, Microwave, Flow chemistry, Microwave irradiation, Flow (mathematics)

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