Processes
Introduced on this page are some of the main synthesis processes that are able to be performed by a CGP, these processes are possible with Innovative Potential™. Due to the nature of processes themselves, each process is displayed as a general manufacturing example.
Electrosynthesis
You can use a CGP electrochemical system to activate molecules into synthetic intermediary powerhouses.
The benefit of using a CGP-activated intermediary in your organic syntheses is the removal of the need of a catalyst, which are typically heavy metals with a high environmental impact and legacy.
Green your chemistry with a CGP-activated molecule today!
Polymerization
With the correct anode material a CGP can act as a producer of unpaired electrons (radicals) for your polymerization reactions.
A flow through CGP model can act like a spider's spinneret, allowing you to separate the polymer strand from the recirculating monomer suspension, saving you separation time and synthesis resources.
Precipitation
Some processes in food manufacturing are pH-dependent, such as curdling.
By using a divided flow-through CGP design, pH-dependent precipitation reactions can be controlled for more efficient production systems.
Imagine being able to generate your own coagulating agent in situ just by using a CGP.
Chlorination
A CGP can also act as a chlorination device providing chemically reactive molecules, or for producing potable drinking water from environmental sources.
Remediation
Do you have a regulated molecule in your waste streams?
Control and reduce your waste stream effluents with CGP remediation!
Flow-through and batch circulation options available.
Induction
When a CGP can function through wireless induction, why get your hands dirty, or your instruments?