The Further Development of Scavenging Protocols

A comprehensive list of the most common appHcations of supported scavenger agents can be found in several reviews [49]. 

In addition to describing an alternative to aqueous phase work-up, a novel approach to solution phase chemistry was shown using bifunctional or tagged re- 

The introduction of these alternative approaches has permitted the direct trans-ferral and smooth integration of many versatile solution phase reagents from mainstream chemistry catalogues straight into practical protocols for use in com-hinatorial parallel hbrary generation thus broadening the amenable chemistry base. As with aU procedures it is the flexibihty and synthetic scope provided by these simple operations that has enhanced their utility as alternative reaction conditions and purification strategies. 

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