Webinar: Enhance Process Development in Flow Leveraging Inline DRE and Automation
Brian M. Wyvratt of Merck presents "Enhance Process Development in Flow Leveraging Inline DRE and Automation".
Flow chemistry, continuous processing, or continuous flow chemistry, begins with two or more streams of different reactants pumped at specific flow rates into a single chamber, tube, or microreactor. A reaction takes place, and the stream containing the resultant compound is collected at the outlet. The solution may also be directed to subsequent flow reactor loops to generate the final product. Only small amounts of material are needed, which dramatically enhances process safety. Because of the inherent design of continuous flow technology, reaction conditions that cannot be safely achieved with batch reactions are possible. The result is product with higher quality, less impurity, and faster reaction cycle time.
Below are resources which demonstrate how technology is used in industry for increased safety, improved product quality, cost efficiency, and overall production flexibility.
Webinar: Continuous Grignard Reagent Generation and Use for a Highly Potent API
In this webinar, learn how inline PAT can provide a real-time understanding of the start-up and operation of a continuous Grignard reagent generator.
Webinar: Continuous Flow Process Optimization and Control Using Multiple Orthogonal PAT
In this webinar, we will introduce a modular system created using a standard Vapourtec platform coupled with online ReactIR™, online HPLC via EasyFrit™, and crystal imaging through EasyViewer™.
Webinar: Batch to Flow Chemistry
Timothy Noël of the University of Amsterdam highlights the perks of flow chemistry, from improving reaction efficiency to enabling the discovery of new chemical reactions.
