An operationally simple and general technique for multiparallel organic synthesis is based on the three-dimensional delivery of reactants to an array of interconnected reaction wells. This technology can be readily adapted to the design of substantially large arrays, or multiple copies of interconnected arrays, thus allowing the necessary flexibility for the synthesis and screening of a wide range of chemical libraries.
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