9 Immobilized Reagents and Multistep Processes

Ley, S. V.; Browne, D. L.; O’Brien, M.

doi:10.1055/sos-sd-228-00177

9 Immobilized Reagents and Multistep Processes

Ley, S. V.; Browne, D. L.; O’Brien, M.

Authors

S. V. Ley

D. L. Browne

Matthew O'Brien m.obrien@keele.ac.uk

Abstract

Multistep continuous-flow processing enables the direct preparation of complex chemical materials from simple input streams through a series of complexity-adding reaction steps. The use of polymer-supported reagents can greatly facilitate this process through the inline hosting of reagents or catalysts, the scavenging of spent materials or impurities, or even the temporary hosting of reactive intermediates prior to their reaction and release from the support. This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of such polymer-supported techniques.

Publication Date	2018
Deposit Date	Jun 16, 2023
Publisher	Thieme Gruppe
Pages	273-312
Series Title	Science of Synthesis
Edition	1
Book Title	Flow Chemistry in Organic Synthesis
Chapter Number	9
ISBN	9783132423312; 9783132423350
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1055/sos-sd-228-00177

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