Catalytic Approaches in Flow Chemistry
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Organic Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2024 | Viewed by 882
Special Issue Editors
Interests: organocatalysis; photocatalysis; the immobilization of molecular catalysts; flow chemistry and green chemistry
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Interests: flow chemistry; catalysis; green chemistry; microreactors; organic chemistry
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Interests: organocatalysis; flow chemistry; microreactors; natural products and green chemistry; organic chemistry
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Over the last few decades, flow chemistry has attracted the interest of chemists specializing in organic synthesis for many reasons. In terms of selectivity, performing reactions in continuous flow enables a more precise control of heating and mixing, avoiding the formation of side products due to parasite alternative pathways. Continuous flow apparatus helps to facilitate the optimal control of exothermic reactions as well, making the so-called “run-away reactions” safer than in conventional reactors. Furthermore, continuous flow technology creates build-up reactors with heterogeneous catalysts, which opens the gate to performing reactions in continuous mode in order to increase the turnover number (TON) of processes carried out for industrial and more economical purposes. In the field of photocatalysis, flow chemistry can improve light harvesting due to smaller channel dimensions of the flow reactor. There are many benefits in using catalysis driven by flow chemistry, and this Special Issue aims to collect the latest innovative disclosures on this topic.
Dr. Graziano Di Carmine
Prof. Dr. Alessandro Massi
Dr. Carmela De Risi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- organocatalysis in continuous flow
- flow chemistry for the preparation of APIs
- green technologies in organic synthesis
- green chemistry
- organic synthesis
- heterogeneous catalysis
- scale-up
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