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28 November 2017 -
29 November 2017
Hazardous Chemistry for Streamlined Large Scale Synthesis
Antwerp
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07 March 2018
Organic Process Research and Development
Clearwater, USA
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27 June 2018
The Scale-Up of Chemical Processes
Vienna House, Andel's hotel Prague
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23 October 2017 -
25 October 2017
The Design, Development and Scale-Up of Safe Chemical Processes and Operations
Princeton, NJ, USA
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27 October 2017
Practical Crystallization & Polymorphism
New Orleans, USA
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01 November 2017
Chemical Development & Scale-Up in the Fine Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industries
New Orleans, USA
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Scale Up Conference Review
The Scale Up of Chemical Processes Conference, June 21st – 23rd 2017 took place in Rochester, NY. For a review of the event by sponsors Kodak Speciality Chemicals – Click HERE
Fluoride Sources for Halex Reactions
The halex reaction is a great way to introduce a fluorine atom in to an aromatic ring, but the reaction often requires high temperatures and or long reaction times if metal fluorides are used. Tetralkylammonium fluorides are a better option due to their higher solubility in the reaction medium, however these salts are often hydrated
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