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 calcium phosphate), a soil remediation  lisers for product purifi cation is referred.  lamine as a transesterifi cation catalyst   Acetyl cello oligosaccharide –  making tazobactam. Benefi ts of transition  Every tonne of phosphoric acid gives 4-5
 agent (citrate ions) and a binding agent  The allylation reaction was carried out in  co-accelerator and this has the lowest   based  block  copolymers  for   from batch to continuous process are  tonnes of PG. Their approach consists of
 (chitosan). This product has been demon-  reactive distillation column to separate  dielectric loss of 0.0012 and the highest   toughening cellulose triacetate   highlighted. (Org. Proc. Res. Dev., 2024;  lignite’s chemical looping gasifi cation
 strated by soil experiments. A proof of  the heavy boiling product from the con-  breakdown strength of 42.26-kV/mm,   (CA) poly (ε-caprolactone)   DOI: 10.1021/acs.oprd.4c00020).  with PG-based O  carrier. The utilisation
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 concept is given, and soil-available P and  densate/allyl alcohol mixture, which is  and the highest tensile strength of   (PCL) biodegradable blends  of Ca in PG is via the low-temperature
 P uptake are discussed and is better than  then subjected for the recovery of allyl  93.7-MPa. The recovery can be done via   Diazoacetonitrile (DAN)  reductive decomposition of PG for pro-
 commercial apatite. (Green Chem., 2023;  alcohol. A techno-economic analysis  mechanical hot pressing and regenerated   S. Katsuhara et al have reported that  DAN is a relatively stable diazo com-  ducing CaO and CaCO . Two or more
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 DOI: 10.1039/D3 GC02859C).  was done. (Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2024;  through chemical degradation. Further,   although CA is brittle it is a highly promi-  pound, and its use has been overlooked.   solid wastes are suggested to be used in
 DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.3c03339).  the degradable products can be directly   sing next generation environmentally  D. Boskovic et al have reported a micro-  cement, bricks, etc. (Sepn. Purfn. Tech-
 Plasma-based technology for   used as curing accelerators. The recove-  benign material. There are problems in  fl ow process for the simultaneous process   nol., 2024, 344, 20Sep., 127246; DOI:
 sustainable textile functionali-  Continuous flow nitration of  red epoxy resin meets requirements.   toughening CA. This work has repor-  of making DAN in aqueous solution and   10.1016/J.seppur.2024.127246).
 sation  naphthalene (N)  (Green Chem. 2024; DOI: 10.1039/  ted the design and synthesis of a block  its extraction in CH Cl . Optimisation
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 D3GC 04580G).  copolymer (BCP) consisting of cello  was done and stable solution of DAN in   Recovery of sulphuric acid and
 M.P. Bailey has covered the title method,   F. Xu et al have referred to the title   oligosaccharide triacetate and PCL as a  CH Cl  is reported. (Chemie Ing. Tech.,  iron from TiO  waste acid by
 called the Ausora process, developed by   reaction from the micro reactor to meso-  Design of intensifi ed chemical   2  2  2
 Xefco Pty. Ltd. (Australia), in association   scale fl ow reactor and the safety issues   processes for the production of   compatibiliser for the CA-PCL blend.  2024; DOI: 10.1002/cite.202300187).  membrane electrolysis com-
 with additional institutions. A unique   were investigated. The molar ratios of   Films were made by solvent casting,   M. Baldan  et al have also reported   bined with selective electro-
 shower plasma process has been deve-  HNO  to N, residence time, reactive   ethyl tert-butyl ether (ETBE)  followed by hot pressing and these fi lms   continuous synthesis of DAN; from   dialysis
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 loped to produce coatings via plasma-en-  temperature and H SO  strength were   had better mechanical properties than   experiments to physical and Grey-Box   [TiO  made via leaching of ores with
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 hanced chemical vapour deposition at   comprehensively studied. The reaction   M. Gomez-Uchoa and A. Jimenez-Guti-  those of neat CA and CA-PCL binary   modelling. A micro-structural flow   H SO leads to waste liquor containing
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 atmospheric pressure. This is a waterless   yield could reach 94.96%; the maximum   errez have given details of the proposed   blend fi lms. (ACS Sus. Chem. Eng., 2024;   reactor was used and a fl ow reaction   acid and iron sulphate and their valori-
 process and has water repellency and   over temperature was only 3.78°C. EDC   intensifi ed method for making ETBE,   DOI: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c06416).  calorimeter and appropriate data were   sation is important.]
 coloration for fi xing pigments. (Chem.   was used a solvent. Comparison has been   which can combine the benefi ts of blend-  Plastic pyrolysis oils as feed-  collected. [The above processes are
 Eng. Magazine, Dec. 2023).  made with the semi-batch reactor and   ing gasoline with ethanol and valorisation   stock for steam cracker   based on diazotisation of NH CH CN.]   F. Han et al have worked on ferrous ions
 of isobutylene. The process consists of
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                                                                          present in the waste liquor. First, selec-
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 Development of a novel epoxy   it is clear that continuous fl ow reactor   one reactor and three conventional distil-  [For circular economy one of the useful   (Chemie Ing. Tech., 2024; DOI: 10.1002/  tive electrodialysis is employed to recover
                                         cite.202300191).
 resin  has more advantages and economic   lation columns. Three intensifi ed process   ways is to carry out the pyrolysis of   sulphuric acid. Then a three-chamber
 benefi t, besides inherent safety. (Org.
       waste LDPE/HDPE/PP etc. and use
 M. Feigel et al have reported a useful   Proc. Res. Dev., 2023; DOI: 10.1021/  alternatives have been developed, which   the oil as a feed along with naphtha for  Review of high-value utilisation   membrane electrolysis was utilised to
 use reactive distillation column (RDC),
                                                                          oxidise Fe  to Fe  in the anode cham-
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 way of bridging the gap from labora-  acs.oprd.3c00282).  dividing wall column (DWC), and re-  steam cracker.]  of phosphogypsum (PG)   ber and generate OH  in the cathode
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 tory to production via adopting kinetic   active dividing wall column (RDWC).   [PG is a big problem in the manufacture   chamber. These were then directed to
 modelling-guided process development.   An anhydride-cured degrad-  RDWC gave the best economics. (Chem.   N. Schodel et al have discussed opportu-  of phosphoric acid via acidulation of   the precipitation chamber through ion
 The epoxy resin referred to is 1,2-ep-  able epoxy insulating material   Eng. Processing – Process Intensifi ca-  nities and challenges in recycling pyro-  phosphate rock and this column has   exchanges membranes leading to the
 oxy-6-methyl-triglycidyl-3,4,5-cyclo-  exhibiting recyclability, reus-  tion, 2024, 196, 109651; DOI 10.1016/j.  lysis oils (POs). The compositions of POs   covered this subject.]  formation of iron hydroxide and this
 hexane tricarboxylate. The reaction  ability, and excellent electrical  cep.2023.109651).  can vary, depending on the feedstock,   J. Yang et al have worked on the utilisa-  recovered Fe. (Sepn. Purfn. Technol.,
 steps begin with allyl sorbate and maleic  performance  reaction conditions, etc. It is necessary   tion of Ca and O  present in PG, which  2024, 344, 20 Sep., 127199; DOI:
 anhydride via Diels-Alder allylation and   Development of continuous fl ow   to carry out detailed analysis of POs and   has a global production of 300-mtpa.  10.1016/J.seppur.2024.127199).
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 epoxidation and these were simulated in  Y. Wu  et  al  have  reported  an  anhy-  process for the effi cient prepa-  pyrolysis tests should be fl exible. The
 Aspen Plus V12. A multi-tubular plug  dride-cured epoxy, which can be recyc-  ration of anti-TB specifi c drug,   distribution of contaminants should be
 fl ow reactor with downstream crystal-  led. These authors have used triethano-  TBAJ-876  assessed. Boiling curve should be made.
       Initially POs can be co-feed. (Hydro-
       carbon Processing 2024, January).
 F. Gao et al have described the design,
 development and scale up of a conti-  1,2,3-Triazole (T) synthesis
 nuous fl ow process for the synthesis of
 the title drug. This is reported at a 100-gm   L. Song et al have reported development
 reaction scale and the continuous   of safe and effective batch and continuous
 process reduced the reaction time and   manufacturing processes. Here, glyoxal
 was robust and amenable for scale-up.   is reacted with hydrazine and then oxi-
 Here the starting substance L1 is   dation with aqueous H O  is followed by
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 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine. (Org.   NaNO  + HCl reaction, neutralisation by
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 Proc. Res. Dev., 2024; DOI: 10.1021/  NaHCO  (saturated solution) and fi nally
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 acs.oprd.3c00415).  extraction by EtOAc. T is used e.g. for
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