To date, it has not been possible to carry out synthetic organic chemical transformations on the International Space Station National Laboratory. In partnership with Space Tango we are developing a stand-alone platform capable of carrying out chemical reactions that can be used to establish an empirical understanding of the effect microgravity on chemical processes. The Flow Chemistry CubeLab (FCCL) will be compatible with a wide range of chemical reactions and capable of running complex multi-component transformations, heated or cooled reactions, and photochemical reactions.  With this platform we will be able to validate that chemical reactions on the ISSNL are viable, establish safe practices and guidelines for carrying out chemical reactions and synthesis on the ISSNL, and generate data that will allow us to directly compare reactions carried out terrestrially and under microgravity conditions. <br/>

Flow Chemistry CubeLab (FCCL) platform

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