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A new modality for chemical synthesis on a drop scale which employs a piezoelectric chip as the reactor and surface acoustic waves (SAWs) as the source of energy (and consequent heating) is described.

Graphical abstract: Surface acoustic waves as an energy source for drop scale synthetic chemistry

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