Going Green: The Role of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) in Green Chemistry On-demand Webinar

In today’s world, the chemical industry faces major challenges including globalization, environmental regulation, and shortening product life cycle. Meeting these challenges has required the development of innovative technologies and alternative approaches geared towards reducing costs and improving the environmental and economical profile of chemical processes. Breakthroughs in process operations and process modeling have been necessary for achieving energy and material efficiency gains. These breakthroughs are made possible by the use of process analytical technologies and reactor systems optimally designed for real time in situ process monitoring, characterization and accurate control.

Going Green: The Role of PAT in Green Chemistry - Webinar Details
During this webinar, case studies will be presented showing how process analytical technologies and automated reactor systems are used in chemical reaction and crystallization design to follow the principles of Green Chemistry and Green Engineering – such as minimizing waste, improving reaction output, increasing energy efficiency, decreasing the formation of by-products, and minimizing the potential for accidents.

The selected case studies will demonstrate that many of these technologies – including FBRM^®, ReactIR™ in situ FTIR, and Automated Laboratory Reactors (RC1, MultiMax™, LabMax^®) – are easy-to-use, innovative technologies that respond to the need for improved process development throughput, consistency and reliability.