Date: 22 February 2019 | Category: News
Vapourtec will be showcasing their continuous flow technology at this year’s Flow Chemistry Europe conference, to be held at the Welcome Genome Conference Centre in Hinxton near Cambridge (26th & 27th February).
At the event, the pioneering Vapourtec R-Series flow chemis…
Date: 08 November 2018 | Category: News
Vapourtec MD and founder Duncan Guthrie will be taking to the stage to deliver a presentation about continuous flow Peptide Synthesis at the forthcoming 7th Flow Chemistry Congress in Miami, Florida (12-13 November).
Vapourtec will also be using the event to showcase and demonstrate their E-Series flow chemistry system, UV-150 photochemical reactor and the recently launched and well received Ion, a pioneering electrochemical reactor that will lead to more efficient, precise, consistent, and scalable electrochemical synthesis
Date: 10 October 2018 | Categories: Headline News, News
Vapourtec has developed the Ion electrochemical reactor, a pioneering electrochemical reactor that will lead to more efficient, precise, consistent, and scalable electrochemical synthesis offering potential routes for novel compounds and building blocks together with possible new manufacturing processes.
Date: 10 October 2018 | Category: News
Here we present our latest application note: Synthesis of a pharmaceutical intermediate by cross-coupling with non-stabilised diazo compounds.
Aryl-alkyl cross-couplings represent one of the most important strategies available in synthesis. The use of continuous flow for aryl-alkyl cross-coupling has previously been mostly restricted to metal-catalysed methods; the Suzuki-Miyaura coupling, for example. This application note is based on a method published by Prof. Steven Ley and his group at the University of Cambridge, which uses a UV-150 continuous flow photochemical reactor, equipped with a 9 Watt, 310 nm low pressure mercury lamp to safely access highly reactive diazo compounds.
Date: 13 September 2018 | Category: News
Current blog, “Controlling the electrons” discusses how the power of the Ion electrochemical reactor is controlled and what information it can give us. Next blog, “What’s brown, and highly corrosive?” available from Wednesday 26th September, describes using elemental bromine in continuous flow. The blog is updated every other Wednesday morning
Date: 21 August 2018 | Category: News
In a recent publication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, Professor Richard Payne and his group at the University of Sydney have demonstrated a powerful flow technique for building long chain peptides, using the Vapourtec R-Series and a photochemical reactor.
Date: 16 August 2018 | Category: News
Current blog: “YouTube You Learn” explains how Vapourtec’s YouTube channel and reaction video series was started as a helpful resource for our customers worldwide.
Next blog available from Wednesday 29th of August describes temperature control in the Ion electrochemical reactor. The blog is updated every other Wednesday morning.
Date: 15 August 2018 | Category: News
Current blog, “Carbon is carbon, right?” discusses the importance of electrode material choice for electrochemical reactions.
Next blog, “YouTube” available from Wednesday 15th August, describes how videos are now a powerful communication aid for flow chemistry applications.
The blog is updated every other Wednesday morning.
Date: 16 July 2018 | Category: News
Associate professor Francesca Paradisi and her group at the University of Nottingham have recently described in Nature Catalysis how they have used column reactors on the Vapourtec R-Series to perform a cascade of enzyme reactions that demonstrate remarkable ability in converting amines to primary or secondary alcohols, while exerting significant control over the stereochemistry.
The Vapourtec R-Series is, quite simply, unrivalled for flow chemistry
The R-Series is undoubtedly the most versatile, modular flow chemistry system available today.
The Vapourtec E-Series is the perfect introductory system for flow chemistry
The E-Series is a robust and affordable, entry level flow chemistry system designed for reliability and ease of use.
