Droplet Microreactor Screening Array (2D)
Interactive 2D segmented-flow droplet microreactor: tune flow-rate ratio, total flow and temperature to generate nanoliter reaction droplets at a T-junction, watch conversion build along a serpentine channel, and fill in a live catalyst-loading vs temperature yield heatmap.
This simulator models a segmented-flow droplet microreactor, the physical engine behind a lot of real high-throughput experimentation (HTE): two immiscible streams meet at a T-junction and pinch off into discrete nanoliter reaction droplets, each one an isolated micro-batch experiment. Tune the flow-rate ratio, total flow rate and temperature and watch droplets form, carry a catalyst loading and travel down a serpentine channel rendered top-down, changing color as the Arrhenius rate law drives their conversion up in real time. Every droplet that reaches the inline analyzer reports its final yield into a live loading-versus-temperature heatmap, so the best conditions discovered so far emerge directly from watching the reactor run — no well plate required.
An interactive 2D segmented-flow droplet microreactor: tune the T-junction flow-rate ratio, total flow rate and temperature to generate nanoliter reaction droplets, watch their conversion build along a top-down serpentine channel with a live Arrhenius/capillary-number readout, and fill in a live catalyst-loading vs temperature yield heatmap.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install