Thursday, 17 May 2007 - 9:15 AM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
218

New breakthroughs in microwave chemistry

Grace S. Vanier, CEM Corporation, Matthews, NC

Over the past twenty years, microwave chemistry has become a powerful tool for performing a variety of chemical transformations. The benefits of microwave irradiation have been extensively documented and include faster reaction times, cleaner products, and higher reaction yields. We at CEM are committed to advancing new techniques and methodologies in the area of microwave synthesis. Some of the areas of organic synthesis we have been investigating are microwave-assisted multi-component and tandem reaction sequences, reactions in the presence of gaseous reagents, and the scale up of amine alkylation reactions, and our recent results in these areas will be discussed.

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