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| Vol. 28, n. 1, 2010 |
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Novasep Synthesis |
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Novasep develops, markets and operates innovative technologies
to produce synthetic molecules and biomolecules from lab to
industrial scale. We have developed a unique business model
to meet the challenging manufacturing needs of the
pharmaceutical, agrochemical, cosmetic, and fine chemicals
industries for producing synthetic molecules.
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| Authors:
Jourquin C. (Cefic, BELGIUM) |
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The entire European economy is facing challenging times
ahead. We need to pull ourselves out of the recession,
guarantee our global competitiveness and, in the longer term,
reduce the carbon intensity of our economies. Indeed, a
recent life cycle study of the chemical industry’s products by
the icca and McKinsey, which has been verified by a third
party, clearly demonstrates that for each tonne of CO 2
emitted by the Chemical Industry, the emission of two to three
tonnes of CO 2 are avoided later thanks to the application of
our products
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| Authors:
Brotherton L. (SOCMA, USA) |
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The recession has hurt all aspects of commerce, and the
chemical industry is no exception. Batch and custom
manufacturers have experienced a measurable reduction in
demand, with some SOCMA members reporting sales losses of
as much as 20-25 percent
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| Authors:
BRYANT R. (Brychem, UK) |
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It hardly needs stating that the last two years have been
challenging ones for European economies. The speciality and
fine chemical industry have been unable to escape its effects.
According to Cefic (European Chemical Industry Council), the
volume of production in the speciality chemical sector
decreased by 3.8 percent in 2008 and is expected to drop by
another 9.3 percent in 2009. The first half of 2009 appears to
have been worse than the latter part of the year (Figure1)
Cefic optimistically predicts that production will grow by 5.5
percent in 2010
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| Authors:
SCHÖNING K. (BASF, SWITZERLAND) |
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This review aims at demonstrating the enormous
scope of 2,2,6,6-tetraalkylpiperidine N-O compounds (nitroxide
radicals and N-alkoxyamines) both in academia and in
industrial applications. Beyond classical TEMPO-catalysed
oxidation reactions, these substances may for instance be
applied as carbon radical scavengers, polymerisation initiators,
spin labels, in materials science, biological processes, protein
analytics, or for the stabilisation of polymers.
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| Authors:
DANN E., SCHMIDT F., CHEVALIER B. (Corning, FRANCE) |
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Corning Incorporated, the world leader in specialty glass and ceramics, provides significant
performance benefits to industrial chemical processing through its Advanced-Flow glass
reactors — high-throughput, easily scalable glass reactors that can be customized to customers’
specific needs — enabling a cost-effective solution for a single reaction or a wide portfolio of
reactions. Corning’s proprietary reactor technology increases the efficiency, scalability, and
quality of chemical processing — all while reducing environmental impact, performance
variability and cost.
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DE MARIA G. |
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Chimica Oggi/Chemistry Today organized a first symposium
on “Continuous Flow Reactor Technology for Industrial
Applications” on October 12th, one day before CPhI, in Madrid.
In coordination with the symposium sponsor, Corning SAS,
Chimica Oggi/Chemistry Today brought together seventeen
speakers from industry and academia to discuss the most recent
applications and experiences from the world of continuous flow
chemistry
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| Authors:
Jones T. (Saltigo, GERMANY) |
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LANXESS´s subsidiary Saltigo is dedicated to custom
synthesis and manufacturing services for small
molecules and serves the needs of customers in the
Pharma, Agro and Specialty Chemical industries.
Saltigo is committed to supporting its customers
throughout the entire life cycle of their products -
according to national and international regulations
and to the principles of sustainable development
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| Authors:
VERRAN J. (Manchester Metropolitan Univ, UK) |
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The article considers some of the limitations of
“hygienic” antimicrobial surfaces used in the environment,
particularly in terms of validating their effectiveness at point
of use. Although it is often simple to visualise in vitro the
diffusion of an antimicrobial from a surface, via the resultant
inhibition of target organisms, it is less easy to demonstrate
antimicrobial properties of a surface that is exposed to the
air.
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| Authors:
SANDO G. , DUBOIS J. (Malvern Instruments, USA) |
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Product and process understanding in the
pharmaceutical industry have increased in recent years
with the advent of new technologies that gave access to
new information. Near infrared chemical imaging is an
advanced form of NI R spectroscopy, where a collection of
tens of thousands of spectra are acquired at once using a
NI R array detector to give insight into the chemical
composition of powders and tablets.
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| Authors:
McLEOD F. (Softron, GERMANY) |
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In today’s laboratories there are many steps between receiving a sample for analysis and producing the final results.
These include creating and running the sequence, integrating the chromatograms, creating calibration curves, and
calculating and reporting the results. Many of these steps involve manual processes which require a high degree of
training, and are often error prone due to the large amounts of data that are handled
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| Authors:
Von Dem Bruch K. (Saltigo, GERMANY) |
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Custom manufacturing is more than just the reliable and on-time delivery of products. The choice of the
synthetic route as well as process development and optimization are other important factors for success. It is not just the
yield, product quality and reaction times that can be optimized in this way. It is also possible to minimize the amounts of
waste produced and the energy requirement and consequently to follow reaction paths which are economically and
ecologically equally attractive
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| Authors:
REICHERT D., BOCKHORN H., KURETI S. (Karlsruhe Inst of Technology, GERMANY) |
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This article reviews the fundamentals of the
catalytic reaction of soot and NO in diesel exhaust to form
N2 and CO2 focussing on the model catalyst Fe2O3. It was
found out that the soot/NO reaction is a side reaction of
the soot/O2 conversion, in which the Fe2O3 catalyst acts as
oxygen pump transferring oxygen from the gas-phase via its
surface to the soot
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| Authors:
KIRSCHNECK D. (Microinnova Engineering, AUSTRIA) |
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This work presents a new innovative concept, how basic manufacturing needs of small and medium scale
manufacturing tasks can be moved to a higher level of efficiency. The basic idea of the concept is to combine the long time
known performance of continuous processing with the flexibility of today’s common batch synthesis. The concept uses a
modularized continuous plant concept, where the needed flexibility is provided by first rearrangement of the processing
modules and second modularity within each module to adjust it according to the needs of each chemical reaction. This
gives the possibility to reach a continuous processing performance by means of a flexible multi purpose plant
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| Authors:
TAMM M., WU X. (Technische Univ Braunschweig, GERMANY) |
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New Schrock type tungsten alkylidyne
complexes were designed and synthesized through high
and low oxidation state routes. In particular, the tungsten
alkylidyne complexes 2 and 4 bearing the 1,3-di-tertbutylimidazolin-
2-iminato group (ImtBuN) exhibit very high
catalytic activities in alkyne metathesis reactions such as
alkyne cross metathesis and ring-closing alkyne metathesis
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