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1. Catalysis in Flow
Welcome to the Catalysis in Flow wiki! In-flow catalysis is a chemical phenomenon that can be used to accelerate the rate of chemical reactions within continuous flow reactors. In this wiki, basic catalysis and flow chemistry will be briefly covered before a more detailed look at in-flow catalysis to oxidize alcohols to ketones and aldehydes is given. The drawbacks of current methods will be discussed, and new developments in the future of flow chemistry and in-flow catalysis will follow.

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