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Ampac Fine Chemicals To Work With Proteaf
by Ann M. Thayer
August 5, 2013
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 91, Issue 31
Ampac Fine Chemicals and Proteaf Technologies, both based in California, will jointly develop flow chemistry technology and equipment for manufacturing fine chemicals. Proteaf will supply continuous-processing equipment that AFC will use as part of its contract manufacturing business. AFC already operates continuous processes for energetic chemistries and chiral chromatographic separations. Proteaf has three technology platforms: silicon carbide modular flow reactors, production-scale spinning disk reactors, and continuous oscillating baffle reactors.
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