Fadi Ibrahim
Saad bin-alrabee alansari School, Egypt
Title: Novel Green-Chemistry Micro-fluidic Synthesis of Anthracene-based Microporous for H2 Storage by Capillary-Furnace LED based Reactor
Biography
Biography: Fadi Ibrahim
Abstract
Microfluidic controlled multistep thermal-polymerization by Capillary-Furnace under LED irradiation (TPCFL) synthesis procedures used as a novel way for synthesis of series of anthracene-based microporous polymers (AMPs) in terms of improved product control, reproducibility and automation1. The majority of microfluidic research to date has involved single-phase flow reactors, in which miscible reagent streams are continuously injected into channels where they react to form the final product.2 Two-phase flow reactors that generation of the fluid segments and PTFE mixers (200 cm length, 1 mm I.D.) placed inside a temperature-controlled block (100oC) with application of an electric field to make fusion by lower the interfacial tension between droplets. The new quantitative amounts of reagents were introduced into the flow reactor as a separate droplet stream has been attracting interest for greater polymerization operational stability.3,4 Key advantages of (TPCFL) two-phase micro-channel flow based synthesis over continuous flow and flow injection system (FIS)5 include: 1-enhanced mixing, superior synthetic control due to lower sample volumes, 2-improved control over their size, 3-lowering nanoparticles aggregation, 4-saving time-solvent, 5- lowering synthesis cost of AMPs and 6-reduced susceptibility to fouling.