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A simple and rapid protocol for the synthesis of phenacyl derivatives using macroporous polymer-supported reagents

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This article describes the use of Amberlite IRA-910 with different counter ions as excellent polymer-supported reagents in nucleophilic substitution reactions. The versatility of this protocol allowed the synthesis of a diversified library of phenacyl derivatives with high yields. The polymeric reagents can be reloaded several times with no loss of their efficiency.

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    Ali R. Kiasat & Soheil Sayyahi

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Kiasat, A.R., Sayyahi, S. A simple and rapid protocol for the synthesis of phenacyl derivatives using macroporous polymer-supported reagents. Mol Divers 14, 155–158 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11030-009-9191-3

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