Zusammenfassung
Das Konzept „Grüne Chemie“ und die Forderung nach nachhaltigen chemischen Synthesen führen derzeit zu einer Renaissance tribochemischer bzw. mechanochemischer Reaktionen. Diese Art der Reaktionsführung verzichtet in vielen Fällen vollständig auf die Verwendung von Lösungsmitteln und Temperaturbehandlungen. Reaktionen werden durch Stoß-, Reibungs-, oder Scherkräfte von Mahlkörpern initiiert. Die verwendeten Reaktoren sind in der Regel Mühlen, die ursprünglich für das einfache Zermahlen und Zerkleinern von Feststoffen konzipiert wurden. Dieses Kapitel thematisiert unterschiedliche Mühlenkonzepte, erläutert wichtige Prozessparameter und gibt Beispiele, wie diese in tribochemischen Reaktionen in der aktuellen Forschung eingesetzt werden.
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Borchardt, L., Grätz, S. (2018). Reaktoren für spezielle technisch-chemische Prozesse: Tribochemische Reaktoren. In: Reschetilowski, W. (eds) Handbuch Chemische Reaktoren. Springer Reference Naturwissenschaften . Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56444-8_40-1
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