A Data-Driven approach to the Generalization of Free Radical Polymerization Kinetic Models via Automated Flow Chemistry

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Ali Asghar; Bo Zhang; Vianna F. Jafari; Tanja Junkers

doi:10.1039/d5re00264h

January 1, 2025Reaction Chemistry & Engineering

A Data-Driven approach to the Generalization of Free Radical Polymerization Kinetic Models via Automated Flow Chemistry

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Key Points

Systematic kinetic screening identified improved models for chain transfer radical polymerizations.
The high-throughput automated synthesis platform enables efficient online monitoring of polymer reactions.
Utilizing continuous flow technology enhances the accuracy and speed of polymer kinetic modeling.
These advancements may facilitate more precise formulations in the development of new polymers.

Implication

Automated flow chemistry screens kinetic models in free radical polymerization, suggesting enhanced methodologies for synthesis.

Abstract

Systematic kinetic screening of chain transfer radical polymerizations was carried out using a continuous flow-based automated synthesis platform tailored for high-throughput screening of polymer reactions. The system features real-time online...

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