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Development of microwave chemistry through a co-operation between a university and an equipment manufacturer

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Green Processing and Synthesis
From the journal Volume 1 Issue 1

Received: 2011-9-23
Accepted: 2011-11-14
Published Online: 2012-01-01
Published in Print: 2012-01-01

©2012 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin Boston

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https://doi.org/10.1515/greenps-2011-0503
Keywords for this article
energy efficiency; microwave chemistry; MW-devices; overview; qualification; validation

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  1. Publisher’s Note
  2. Green Processing and Synthesis
  3. Editorial
  4. The challenge to embrace “Green”: from da Vinci to “Holistic and Systemic”
  5. Reviews
  6. A unique collaboration to promote sustainability for pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals: the GSK-Singapore Partnership for Green and Sustainable Manufacturing
  7. Continuous stream processing: a prototype magnetic field induced flow mixer
  8. Application of alternative energy forms in catalytic reactor engineering
  9. China goes green: cleaner production of chemicals
  10. Opportunities for improvement of process technology for biomethanation processes
  11. Biodiesel synthesis in microreactors
  12. Development of microwave chemistry through a co-operation between a university and an equipment manufacturer
  13. Process intensification in green synthesis
  14. Original Article
  15. Intensified demulsification and separation of thermal oxide reprocessing interfacial crud (THORP-IFC) simulants
  16. Company Profiles
  17. Lonza – hazardous flow chemistry for streamlined large scale synthesis
  18. Chemtrix
  19. Flowid
  20. Laboratory Profile
  21. Laboratory profile of the research group “Green Process Design and Evaluation” at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena
  22. Conference Announcements
  23. Kekulé Cycle 2011–2012
  24. IMRET 12
  25. Book Review
  26. Process intensification–engineering for efficiency, sustainability and flexibility
  27. Prelims
  28. Prelims
  29. Graphabs
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