Towards a continuous dynamic kinetic resolution of 1-phenylethylamine using a membrane assisted, two vessel process
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Chayaporn Roengpithya, Darrell A. Patterson, Andrew G. Livingston, Paul C. Taylor, Jacob L. Irwin, Mark R. Parrett
A continuous process with two separated reaction vessels provides a solution to the problems surrounding the combination of two catalysts in dynamic kinetic resolution reactions by retaining the biocatalyst in a lower temperature vessel with a microfiltration membrane and allowing the racemisation to occur efficiently in a higher temperature vessel.
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