Solid-State Photochemistry in Resonant Acoustic Mixers

17 March 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

Herein, we developed the first photochemical reaction set-up under solid-state conditions using a resonant acoustic mixer (RAM), a novel mechanochemical methodology that eliminates the need for milling media. This innovation outperforms previous approaches in the ball mill under avoidance of milling balls and their related disadvantages. Further, it enables the facile performance and up-scaling of photochemical reactions up to a factor of ten. We investigate the influences of liquid and solid additives on the rheology and performance of two model reactions and demonstrate and compare the efficiency and applicability of two custom-designed photoreactors.

Keywords

resonant acoustic mixer
photochemistry
sustainable chemistry
mechanochemistry
photoreactor

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