A data-driven approach to the generalization of free radical polymerization kinetic models <i>via</i> automated flow chemistry

Bayesian optimization drives kinetic model evolution in chain transfer polymerization using inline NMR and online GPC in a flow setup by iterative prediction of new experiments to add to a database.

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Reaction Chemistry & Engineering
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2025-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5re00264h
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1
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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A data-driven approach to the generalization of free radical polymerization kinetic models via automated flow chemistry

Vianna F. Jafari, Tanja Junkers, Ali Asghar, Bo Zhang
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Reaction Chemistry & Engineering
Machine Learning in Materials Science
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A data-driven approach to the generalization of free radical polymerization kinetic models via automated flow chemistry

Vianna F. Jafari, Tanja Junkers, Ali Asghar, Bo Zhang
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Abstract

Bayesian optimization drives kinetic model evolution in chain transfer polymerization using inline NMR and online GPC in a flow setup by iterative prediction of new experiments to add to a database.

Reaction Chemistry & EngineeringVol. 11(1)
Monash University (AU)
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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