Photoactive PFA Coating through Fluorophilic Interactions for Continuous Flow Photochemistry

Photoactive PFA Coating through Fluorophilic Interactions for Continuous Flow Photochemistry

The design of flow reactors for heterogeneous photocatalysis is key to enhancing the control, efficiency, and scalability of chemical reactions. However, conventional designs such as slurry reactors and fixed bed reactors often suffer from poor light penetration, challenging catalyst attachment to t...

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Main Author: Jesús Castro-Esteban (10225359) (author)
Other Authors: John H. Dunlap (5954933) (author), Benedikt S. Schreib (4484767) (author), Peter Mirau (1441486) (author), Christopher A. Crouse (1949170) (author), Timothy M. Swager (1308438) (author), Luke A. Baldwin (1525828) (author)
Published: 2025
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Biophysics
Biochemistry
Medicine
Molecular Biology
Physiology
Biotechnology
Evolutionary Biology
Infectious Diseases
Space Science
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different lamp powers
different fluorinated photocatalysts
challenging catalyst attachment
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poor light penetration
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continuous flow photochemistry
photoactive pfa coating
functionalized coil reactors
continuous flow experiments
robust photocatalyst coating
continuous flow
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flow reactors
coil reactors
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robust methodology
green light
experiments proved
slurry reactors
residence times
product 1
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heterogeneous photocatalysis
fluorophilic interactions
difficult separations
conventional designs
continuously monitored
chemical reactions
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75 %.
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