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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Autor principal:	Jesús Castro-Esteban (10225359) (author)
Otros Autores:	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)
Publicado:	2025
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Photoactive PFA Coating through Fluorophilic Interactions for Continuous Flow Photochemistry

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