Icro-players edge microreactors into the mainstream
Description: 2 pSubject(s): In: Chemical Engineer Issue 765 (mar 2005) ; p. 42-43Summary: Widely known as 'lab on a chip' systems, microreactors are esentially a series of interconnecting channels formed in a planar substrate and may be fabricated from glass, qartz, ceramics, polymers, and metals. Reagents are brought together within these channels to deliver a high purity product and, today, a large range of reactions has successfully been demonstrated in such devices, among then many famous and industrially-relevant organic processes.| Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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| Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni | Not for loan | 200035373 |
Widely known as 'lab on a chip' systems, microreactors are esentially a series of interconnecting channels formed in a planar substrate and may be fabricated from glass, qartz, ceramics, polymers, and metals. Reagents are brought together within these channels to deliver a high purity product and, today, a large range of reactions has successfully been demonstrated in such devices, among then many famous and industrially-relevant organic processes.



