ChemistryEnvironmental ScienceMaterials Science

A. Kulkarni

2016.6.24Journal of Flow Chemistry

DOI: 10.1556/1846.2016.11111

tlooto Summary

Highlights from the Flow Chemistry Literature 2016 (Part 1) presents continuous flow synthesis publications from Jan-Mar 2016, showing a significant increase in papers compared to previous quarters.

Abstract

In this Section of the journal, the literature on continuous flow synthesis (primarily organic synthesis and functional materials) from the period of January–March 2016 is presented. All the publications are listed ordered by journal name, with a Review article appearing at the end. In this quarter the number of papers on continuous flow organic synthesis is significantly higher than in the previous quarters. Also, the overall number of papers has increased by almost 30% as compared to any quarter in 2015. Let’s hope that the trend continues throughout 2016!

Citation format

KULKARNI, A. Highlights from the flow chemistry literature 2016 (part 1). Journal of Flow Chemistry, 2016, 6: 126–133.