Polymer combinatorial libraries copolymers

This analysis technology was applied to screening of chemosensitive properties of polyanilines and copolymers of anilines and aniline derivatives. Combinatorial libraries were prepared by electrically addressed polymerization.42 43 Gaseous hydrogen chloride was selected as an analyte. The measured signal was electrical resistance detected simultaneously by 2 and 4-point techniques (s24 technique44,52), and the ratio of these values provides information on the contribution of the polymer/contact resistance into the total resistance measured by 2-point configuration. 

Soluble supports for solution-phase combinatorial synthesis were extensively covered in Section 8.5. A recent survey of available soluble supports, with respect to their use in the soluble supported synthesis of various classes of chemicals (90), highlights the wide range of physicochemical properties (especially regarding solubility, tendency to crystallize, and solubilization power) that are embedded in different polymers and copolymers. The assessment of a sort of S AR for the composition of copol5miers versus their physicochemical properties would require the preparation of a large number of examples. Combinatorial approaches to soluble support libraries could be highly beneficial in this perspective. 

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