Vapourtec Continuous Flow SPPS Spatial Distribution

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E-Series

The E-Series Flow Chemistry System

The E-Series is a robust system which allows pumping strong/concentrated acids/bases, light slurries/suspensions and sensitive reagents. Each E-Series includes V-3 pumps and an easy to use software ideal for any flow chemist.

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R-Series

The R-Series modular flow chemistry system

The Vapourtec R-Series is undoubtedly the most versatile, modular flow chemistry system available today. It offers best in class performance, is easy to learn and can be adapted for a large variety of reactions or processes.

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News

Synthesis & purification of block copolymer nanoparticles in flow

Authors: Gayathri Dev Ammini, Lakshani J. Weerarathna, and Tanja Junkers* The Junkers group from Monash University in Australia have successfully used the Vapourtec SF-10 peristaltic laboratory pumps to formulate block copolymers (BCPs) into nanoparticles as well as further purify them using flow dialysis [1]. This approach provides significant advantages over traditional batch-based processes due to higher rates of nanoparticle formation and […]

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Photocatalytic hydroalkylation using gaseous alkanes in flow

Authors: José L. Nova-Fernández, Martín Fañanás-Mastral* José L. Nova-Fernández and Martín Fañanás-Mastral from Ciqus – Universidad de Santiago de Compostela have recently used the Vapourtec R-Series flow chemistry system equipped with the UV-150 photoreactor with great success, achieving photocatalytic hydroalkylation of trifluoromethyl alkenes with both isobutane and n-butane in good yields with excellent regioisomeric selectivity (Figure 1) [1]. .Figure 1: […]

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Biocatalytic Reduction of Heterocyclic Imines with Immobilized Enzymes

Ana I. Benitez-Mateos, David Lim, David Roura Padrosa, Valentina Marchini, Hao Wu, Frederic Buono, and Francesca Paradisi* The Paradisi Group from the University of Bern in Switzerland have used a bienzymatic system within a continuous flow reactor to reduce heterocyclic imines at concentrations of up to 100 mM with excellent stereoselectivity, while maintaining operational stability […]

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