Toward Rapid, “Green”, Predictable Microwave-Assisted Synthesis
Accounts of Chemical Research2005Vol. 38(8), pp. 653–661
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Abstract
Continuous and batch microwave reactors were constructed for efficient, "green" synthesis with low-boiling solvents at high temperature in closed vessels. Capabilities for rapid heating and cooling, concurrent heating and cooling, and differential heating facilitated novel chemical reactions and processes. Commercial microwave systems based on these developments are available. Times required for conventional reactions typically are decreased by 2-3 orders of magnitude. Green processes also have resulted through use of less or no catalyst, readily recyclable solvents, or media and yields that are often higher than normal. Complementary interactive software for calculating optimal conditions was developed.
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