Self-indicating amine scavenger resins
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Jin Ku Cho, Peter D. White, Wolfgang Klute, Tony W. Dean, Mark Bradley
Self-indicating methylisocyanate resin, which functions as both a scavenger and an indicator for amines, was used for in-situ reaction monitoring and purification of a urea based library.
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