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To introduce strategic concepts and automated combinatorial methodologies for identifying and developing novel multicomponent reactions.

March 1, 1999SynlettOpen Access

Discovery of New Multi Component Reactions with Combinatorial Methods

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LWLutz WeberUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1 KIKatrin IllgenRoche (Switzerland)MAMichael AlmstetterUrologische Klinik München

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Methodological review demonstrates automated combinatorial discovery of multicomponent reactions, highlighting new strategies for probing chemical structure-reactivity relationships.

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To introduce strategic concepts and automated combinatorial methodologies for identifying and developing novel multicomponent reactions.
Reviewed automated combinatorial synthesis frameworks tailored for systematic chemical screening.
Evaluated 'combinatorial reaction finding' strategies designed to detect uncharted reaction pathways and multicomponent couplings.
Demonstrated that automated combinatorial workflows effectively accelerate the discovery of multicomponent reaction cascades.
Showed that high-throughput reaction screening yields mechanistic insights into fundamental structure-reactivity relationships in organic synthesis.

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Weber et al. (1999) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8a5a8b51cd0cd12ac144c7 https://doi.org/10.1055/s-1999-2612

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Methodological review demonstrates automated combinatorial discovery of multicomponent reactions, highlighting new strategies for probing chemical structure-reactivity relationships.

Discovery of New Multi Component Reactions with Combinatorial Methods

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