News

  • Flow chemistry chlorination

    Traditional chlorination reactions suffer from numerous problems, such as vigorous reactions, numerous side reactions, and low safety. These issues limit the application of chlorination reactions in large-scale industrial production. In recent years, the emergence of microreactor continuous flow technology has brought new opportunities for chlorination reactions. Microreactor continuous flow technology offers advantages such as fast reaction rates, high selectivity, and improved safety, effectively addressing the problems associated with traditional chlorination reactions.

    2025/12/10

  • Flow chemistry diazomethane reaction

    Flow chemistry diazomethane reaction

    2025/12/09

  • Metal microfluidic chip

    1. Microfluidic Metal MaterialsMetal channels, including stainless steel, titanium, Monel alloy, and Hastelloy alloy.2. Fabrication Methods2.1 MachiningMinimum channel width of the metal microfluidic

    2025/12/04

  • Custom fabrication of PDMS microfluidic chips

    1. PDMS MaterialPDMS, short for polydimethylsiloxane, is a common organic polymer used in the prototyping of microfluidic chips. It is inherently elastic, transparent, breathable, and chemically inert

    2025/12/04

  • Custom processing of plastic microfluidic chips

    Microfluidic plastic chips are tiny laboratory devices made from polymer materials, featuring microchannels and microchambers for controlling and analyzing microfluidics. Compared to traditional glass

    2025/12/04

  • Custom fabrication of glass microfluidic chips

    Custom fabrication of glass microfluidic chips

    2025/12/04

  • Continuous Flow Nitrification

    Continuous Flow Nitrification

    2024/07/11

  • Microchannel reactor for nitration reaction process

    Nitration reactions mainly include:1.Alkyl nitration, synthesis of nitroalkanes. This type of reaction is a high-temperature free radical reaction, mostly occurring in the gas phase. Although there ar

    2024/07/09

Previous page12Next page Go to No.