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Nanocrystal synthesis in microfluidic reactors: where next?
2014
Lab on a Chip
The past decade has seen a steady rise in the use of microfluidic reactors for nanocrystal synthesis, with numerous studies reporting improved reaction control relative to conventional batch chemistry. However, flow synthesis procedures continue to lag behind batch methods in terms of chemical sophistication and the range of accessible materials, with most reports having involved simple one-or two-step chemical procedures directly adapted from proven batch protocols. Here we examine the current
doi:10.1039/c4lc00429a
pmid:24911190
fatcat:ygrslgqqxvavvp77fouzzywegm