Our achievements
Paris FLOW Tech has conducted numerous collaborations with its industrial partners
Some representative examples
Benzyl monochlorination: synthesis of an intermediate for the pharmaceutical industry
- Key reaction
Photochemical halogenation - Industrial / academic research
Research collaboration with an industrial partner - Objective(s)
- Achieve selectivity to desired product > 90%.
 - Pilot scale transposition
 
 - Reactor used / Results
- Industrial continuous photochemical reactor (Corning® AFRTM PHOTO G1-LF)
 - Selectivity towards desired product of 95%
 - Production of 55g of product over 4 hours.
 
 
Photooxygenation of a biosourced molecule
- Key reaction
Photosensitised reaction - Industrial / academic research
Academic research - Objective(s)
Kinetic study - Reactor used / Results
- Industrial Photochemical Continuous Reactor (AFRTM PHOTO G1-LF from Corning®)
 - Kinetic law
 
 
Synthesis of an amino acid, an ingredient for cosmetics
- Key reaction
Electrophilic reaction - Industrial / academic research
Research collaboration with an industrial partner - Objective(s)
- Multi-step synthesis: achieving all steps in continuous flow and in sequence
 
 - Reactor used / Results
- Proof of concept
 - Industrial continuous flow reactor (AFRTM G1-LF from Corning®)
 - 6.8 g produced in 1 hour
 
 
Oxidation of cyclic amines
- Key reaction
Oxygen plasma oxidation - Industrial / academic research
Research collaboration with an industrial partner - Objective (s)
Feasibility study - Reactor used / Results
- Continuous flow microreactor
 - New process without catalyst
 
 
Reductive alkylation of methanol with aldehydes: synthesis of methyl ethers
- Key reaction
Catalytic fixed bed hydrogenation with gas/liquid two-phase flow - Industrial / academic research
Academic research - Objective (s)
- Use of an inexpensive catalyst
 - Increase process safety
 
 - Reactor used / Results
- Proof of concept
 - Industrial continuous reactor (H-Cube Pro Thales Nano®)
 - Pd/C catalyst and atmospheric pressure
 - Screening of 10 aldehydes
 - Conversion > 99% and selectivity ranging from 70 to 99%
 
 
Production of methanol from CO2
- Key reaction
Catalytic hydrogenation in a fixed bed under high pressure and high temperature - Industrial / academic research 
Research collaboration with an industry partner - Objective (s)
Feasibility study - Reactor used / Results
- Industrial continuous reactor (Phoenix Thales Nano®)
 - Catalyst: ZnO/CuO/Al2O3
 - Scaled up for production on the order of L/min