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Abstract
Bibliometric methods in general undervalue technological research. This study examines the relation in literature between technological/industrial journals and scientific journals in the case of the plastics industry and polymer science. Trade-journals cannot be used in a straightforward bibliometric manner, but can be an aid in mapping the different groups and reveal the 
hidden
communication between technological and scientific communities.
In this Section of the journal, the literature on continuous flow synthesis (primarily organic synthesis and functional materials) from the period of January to March 2017 is presented. All the publications are listed ordered by journal name, with a Review article appearing at the end. The range of reactions performed in flow and number of multistep flow synthesis are seen to increase rapidly.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous-flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period April–June 2014. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed and ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
In this section of the journal, the continuous-flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period October–December 2013 and January–March 2014. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed grouped by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed, grouped by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period March–June 2012. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period July–September 2012. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period September–December 2012. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at.
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In this section of the journal, the continuous-flow chemistry literature of the preceding months is presented. Included are articles published in the period January–March 2013. Some key examples are highlighted in the form of graphical abstracts. The remaining publications in the field are then listed ordered by journal name, with review articles grouped at the end.
