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Category Archives: FSPE
Diversity Oriented Synthesis Using Fluorous Tags
Diversity-oriented synthesis (DOS) has been discussed here often and the benefits of employing fluorous tags and purification methods to the construction of such libraries has been effectively established. Among these are the solution phase nature of the chemistry, the general … Continue reading
Posted in FSPE, Library Synthesis, Separation Techniques, Small Molecule Synthesis
Tagged benzopyrans, Diversity Oriented Synthesis, FSPE, Park
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Tetrahydrofuran Synthesis Using Fluorous Sulfonates.
Prof. Wei Zhang, currently located at UMass-Boston, has been using fluorous aryl sulfonates in library synthesis for some time now. The fluorous aryl sulfonate can be used as a fluorous tag to facilitate purification of intermediates by fluorous solid phase … Continue reading
Posted in FSPE, Library Synthesis, Separation Techniques, Small Molecule Synthesis
Tagged FSPE, furans, Zhang
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18F Radiolabeled Compounds Using Fluorous and Click Chemistry
About one year ago Prof. Veronique Gouverneur described the synthesis of a 18F substituted azide which they used in Staudinger ligations to form 18F containing amides which could be used in PET imaging. Prior to that they have used the … Continue reading
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Cascades, Handovers, and Fluorous Tags
It’s been an year or so since we last saw an publication from Prof. David Procter’s group at the University of Manchester describing their work using fluorous tags. Previously his group has used fluorous tags in a number of synthetic … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Fluorous Items, FSPE, Library Synthesis, Separation Techniques, Small Molecule Synthesis
Tagged cascade, FSPE, Procter, samarium
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