Phase-transfer dynamic combinatorial chemistry
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Ruth Pérez-Fernández, Michael Pittelkow, Ana M. Belenguer, Jeremy K. M. Sanders
A two-phase approach to dynamic combinatorial chemistry is described using disulfide exchange chemistry; the use of two phases significantly increases the possibilities and the scope of dynamic combinatorial chemistry by facilitating the combination of otherwise incompatible building blocks.
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