Application of Taylor Vortex Flow Reactor Enabling Precise Control of Nucleation in Reactive Crystallization

13 October 2023, Version 1
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Abstract

A system that requires slurry handling such as reactive crystallization is not usually compatible with continuous flow synthesis due to the risk of clogging. Here we suggest the use of a Taylor vortex flow reactor to achieve the robust process for imination with reactive crystallization under continuous flow conditions. A Taylor vortex flow reactor realizes high shear stress and mixing efficiency, which accelerate the timing for nucleation of target imines and enable precise control of nucleation in reactive crystallization. A Taylor vortex flow reactor also mitigates the risk of adhesion to the flow reactor and clogging in reactive crystallization.

Keywords

imination
nucleation
reactive crystallization
slurry handling
Taylor vortex flow reactor

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HPLC method, 1H NMR and 13C NMR spectra and data for X-ray powder diffraction analysis, images of crystals of the target product and particle size distribution
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