Advanced Organic Chemistry: Flow Chemistry

In this installment of the Synthesis Workshop Advanced Organic Chemistry course, Dr. Gabriele Laudadio joins to give an introduction to flow chemistry.
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[@aidanlooby]

I did not know a lick of flow chemistry, this was a fantastic introduction, thank you Gabriele and Matt!

[@DUIofPhysics]

Great Lecture. Really interesting! I'm not at all a chemist, coming from an engineering side with an interest in Fluidics and Automation. I'd love to get involved in designing setups and equipment for this kind of field!