New Synthetic Opportunities in Miniaturized Flow Reactors with Inductive Heating

Inductive heating has emerged as a new heating technique in the laboratory, particularly when combined with miniaturized flow reactor devices. Traditionally, inductive heating is found in industrial applications like the heating of large metallic objects such as in the bending of pipes, bonding and...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Chemistry letters 2012, Vol.41 (6), p.562-570
Hauptverfasser:	Kirschning, Andreas, Kupracz, Lukas, Hartwig, Jan
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Schlagworte:	Bending Bonding Heating Hyperthermia Iron oxides Microwaves Nanoparticles Reactors
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