Abstract
AbstractWe report the development and applications of a computer vision based reaction monitoring method for parallel and high throughput experimentation (HTE). Whereas previous efforts reported methods to extract bulk kinetics of one reaction from one video, this new approach enables one video to capture bulk kinetics of multiple reactions running in parallel. Case studies, in and beyond well‐plate high throughput settings, are described. Analysis of parallel dye‐quenching hydroxylations, DMAP‐catalysed esterification, solid‐liquid sedimentation dynamics, metal catalyst degradation, and biologically‐relevant sugar‐mediated nitro reduction reactions have each provided insight into the scope and limitations of camera‐enabled high throughput kinetics as a means of widening known analytical bottlenecks in HTE for reaction discovery, mechanistic understanding, and optimisation. It is envisaged that the nature of the multi‐reaction time‐resolved datasets made available by this analytical approach will later serve a broad range of downstream efforts in machine learning approaches to exploring chemical space.
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