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Photochemistry in flow
Photochemistry is a powerful branch of organic chemistry that investigates how light can drive chemical reactions and transformations. A well-known example is the Minisci reaction, a widely studied method for forming new C(sp²)–C(sp³) bonds. Despite its value, traditional batch-based approaches to this reaction are often limited by long reaction times.
Fortunately, continuous flow technology has transformed the field of photochemistry. Using flow reactors, photochemical reactions can be carried out much faster, leading to accelerated synthesis and more streamlined workflows. With careful design, multiple synthetic steps can even be combined into a single continuous flow sequence, delivering higher overall yields and greater efficiency.
