Scientists must work with speed and accuracy to create commercially viable processes at multiple scales. Deliveries are made under stringent regulatory conditions. This is done with limited time and material available for detailed scientific investigations. This complex set of demands means scientists must find innovative methods to ask and answer the big questions. The references and resources below describe how scientists are approaching the this demanding challenge.
Two recently published chemical reaction kinetics studies examples are introduced from researchers at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Scripps, and University of Wisconsin. The examples highlight how in situ FTIR spectroscopy was used in conjunction with traditional offline analytical techniques to gain valuable insight, mechanistic understanding, and model validation of the chemical reactions being studied.
Jak zvládnout více práce s menším množstvím zdrojů: to je dlouhodobé téma pro každou chemickou vývojovou laboratoř, ve které musí výzkum rychle a s co nejnižšími náklady poskytovat nové chemické výrobky. V této bílé knize se dočtete, jak můžete rychleji získat rozsáhlejší informace o reakci.
This white paper discusses the root cause of by-product formation in a hydrogenation reaction. and how to avoid by-products during hydrogenation.
In situ monitoring mid-FTIR procesu v reálném čase vede k lepšímu porozumění aktivity a odolnosti katalyzátoru. Vědci na tokijské univerzitě používají tyto znalosti v rámci nového tandemového procesu hydroformylace/hydrogenace.
In-situ FTIR spectrometers enable scientists to gain insight into their reactions and processes in a wide range of applications. Optimize reaction variables with inline FTIR instruments.
Reaction Insight Challenges
