Design, characterisation and application of a miniaturised CSTR for reaction kinetic studies using in situ Raman spectroscopy

Eleni Grammenou; Andrea Friso; Simon Dawes; Nicholas Snead; Georgios Gkogkos; Maximilian O. Besenhard; Maria Mourkou; Federico Galvanin; Asterios Gavriilidis

doi:10.1039/d5re00144g

January 1, 2025Reaction Chemistry & EngineeringOpen Access

Design, characterisation and application of a miniaturised CSTR for reaction kinetic studies using in situ Raman spectroscopy

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Miniaturised CSTRs effectively enhance investigation of reaction kinetics with improved mass transfer.
The incorporation of in situ Raman spectroscopy allows for detailed analysis and real-time monitoring.
Active stirring in m-CSTRs contributes to better heat transfer, optimizing reaction conditions.
These advancements support more efficient and precise kinetic studies for chemical reactions.

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This study characterises a miniaturised CSTR for reaction kinetics, highlighting in situ Raman spectroscopy benefits.

Abstract

Magnetically agitated miniaturised continuous stirred tank reactors (m-CSTRs) are an attractive tool for the investigation of reaction kinetics, as they combine active stirring with enhanced heat and mass transfer due...

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Design, characterisation and application of a miniaturised CSTR for reaction kinetic studies using in situ Raman spectroscopy

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