6. Solid-phase synthesis
Since the early 1990s, the popularity of supported chemistry has been applied to combinatorial techniques in pharmaceutical and agrochemical research for molecular recognition, catalysis and the "construction" of new molecules. A large number of organic chemistry reactions have been successfully transposed to solid-phase synthesis. Numerous reviews trace the various uses of polymers and their applications in synthesis (cf.
6.1 Supported reagents
The Mitsunobu reaction was, like many others, applied to the solid phase. Triphenylphosphine is...
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