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Synthesis of Resins via Multiparallel Suspension Polymerization

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Oct 2001 United Kingdom English Publisher:American Chemical Society (ACS)Journal:Journal of Combinatorial Chemistry, volume 3, pages 631-633 (issn: 1520-4766, eissn: 1520-4774, Copyright policy )
Authors: Alesso, Sonia M.; Yu, Zhanru; Pears, David; Worthington, Paul A.; Luke, Richard W.A.; Bradley, Mark;

doi: 10.1021/cc010045b

pmid: 11703161

Synthesis of Resins via Multiparallel Suspension Polymerization

Abstract

A system for the multiparallel synthesis of polymer resins for solid-phase synthesis is presented, accelerating the preparation of new resins using standard suspension polymerization protocols. The system was evaluated by preparing a range of polystyrene resins with well-defined characteristics.

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