Quantitative Monitoring of Biphasic Reactions Using Flow Systems by Raman Spectroscopy
18 Sept 2014A contemporary challenge presented in the implementation of biphasic reaction conditions is to determine and control the chemistry occurring in each phase, in order to improve manufacturing processes. This application note describes the development of a fully automated system for monitoring changes in the composition of two immiscible phases by Raman spectroscopy using a flow sampling system in real-time.
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