A grand synthesis: Automation is changing how scientists synthesize chemicals

A grand synthesis: Automation is changing how scientists synthesize chemicals

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Overview

Synthetic chemistry is a cornerstone of the chemical industry, yet can create a bottleneck during development. This eBook explores how automated organic chemical synthesis can provide chemists with affordable, approachable solutions to overcoming the time and resource hurdles associated with synthesis.

Key Objectives:

Organic synthesis can create challenges that lead to bottlenecks during the chemical development process. In this eBook, learn how automated synthesis platforms can provide a viable solution to overcoming these challenges.
Organic synthesis needs are varied, which can make a one-size-fits-all approach to automated synthesis challenging. Learn how capsule chemistry has been designed to facilitate a variety of organic synthesis products and reactions.
Even tried and true organic synthesis reactions require chemists' effort and time, and may be variable between research groups. Learn how automated synthesis can free up chemists to do more value-adding work while also ensuring reproducibility across time and space.

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