Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2010: Elements of Success – fluorine, sulfur, lithium and boron
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RSC Speciality Chemicals Symposium 2010: Elements of Success – F, S, B and Li
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RSC Speciality Chemicals Symposium 2010: Elements of Success – F, S, B and Li
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Introduction:
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Fluorine, sulfur, boron and lithium derivatives are widely used in the speciality chemicals industry for the manufacture of niche products with very specific applications. On the first day of the symposium two sessions will be held with the morning session dedicated to fluorine and the afternoon session to sulfur, both elements of strategic importance to the speciality chemicals industry. The second day will be devoted to sessions on the use of boron and lithium chemistry in speciality chemicals production. Each session will include presentations related to new commercial developments either from a synthesis, manufacturing, use or market application viewpoint.
ATTENDANCE AT THE SYMPOSIUM IS FREE & DELEGATES CAN PICK AND CHOOSE WHICH LECTURES THEY ATTEND
The Symposium will be held in conjunction with the Chemspec Europe and Chemsource Exhibitions organised by Quartz Business Media to be held at Messe Berlin, Germany on 9 and 10 June 2010. The symposium and exhibitions will attract a broad range of visitors from across the fine and speciality chemicals industry.
Lectures will take place between 10.30 and 15.45 on 9 June and 10.00 and 14.30 on 10 June allowing delegates ample time to visit the concurrent Chemspec Europe and Chemsource Exhibitions.
The conference will be run alongside the Chemspec Europe and the Chemsource Exhibitions.
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Conference ID:
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RSC125
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Dates:
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9-10 June 2010
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Location:
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Exhibition:
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The Chemspec Europe and Chemsource exhibitions are open as follows:-
Wednesday 9 June 9.00am – 5.00pm
Thursday 10 June 9.00am – 4.00pm |
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June 9
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Morning
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Fluorine Session
Chairman: Dr Bruce Lane, RSC Speciality Chemicals Sector
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Efficient Synthesis of Fluorinated Intermediates for the Agrochemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
Michael Quirmbach, Solvias AG, Switzerland
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Access to Poly-Fluorinated Building Blocks via ElectroChemical Fluorination
Andrea Missio and Maurizio Bertola, Miteni SpA, Italy
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Recent Advances in Fluorination Technology for Custom Synthesis at Saltigo
Andreas Stolle, Saltigo GmbH, Germany
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Lunch Break
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Sulfur Session
Chairman: Dr David Karsa, RSC Speciality Chemicals Sector
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Sulfur – eSSential for Life.
Gert De Coster, Sumitomo Chemical Europe representing Sumitomo Seika, Belgium
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Sulfur Trioxide Amine Complexes: Versatile Reagents in Organic Synthesis.
Jörg Schrickel, CABB AG, Switzerland
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Success with Sulfur-based Compounds and Reactions
Thomas Wirth, Cardiff University, UK
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Sulfur Chlorides and Derivatives – Technical and Commercial Success Factors
Bernd Dill, Transpek Industry (Europe) Ltd., UK
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End
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June 10
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Lithium and Boron Session 1
Chairman: Dr David Karsa, RSC Speciality Chemicals Sector
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Lithium and Boron – Two Elements of Success in High-Performance Fine Chemicals Production.
Sven Schroeter, Archimica GmbH, Germany
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Tools for Organic Synthesis – New Reagents for Lithium Assisted Deprotonation and Addition Reactions.
Jens Carsten Röder, Chemetall GmbH, Germany
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Cryogenic Lithiation Reactions for the Production of Starting Materials for Transition Metal Catalyzed Reactions.
Adriano Indolese, Rohner AG, Switzerland
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Lithium and Boron Session 2
Chairman: Dr Bruce Lane, RSC Speciality Chemicals Sector
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Lithiation from Lab to Commercial Scale – in the Field of Hazardous Chemistry
Urs Brändli, Dottikon Exclusive Synthesis AG, Switzerland
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Boronic Acids Manufacture at Industrial Scale
Dominique Delbrayelle, Minakem, France
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