A microreactor is a small-scale chemical reactor designed to conduct chemical reactions with high efficiency and safety. These devices typically have a compact design, allowing for precise control over reaction conditions such as temperature and pressure. Microreactors are often used in laboratories and industrial applications for synthesizing chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and materials. One of the key advantages of microreactors is their ability to facilitate rapid mixing and heat transfer, which can lead to faster reaction times and improved yields. They are also beneficial for conducting hazardous reactions in a controlled environment, minimizing risks associated with larger-scale processes.