An increasing number of papers concerning polymer-anchored reagents and catalysts have been appeared during the past decade due to the specific advantages for organic synthesis.
This article describes characteristic features of insoluble resins as supports, reagents or catalysts; this includes the high-dilution or pseudodilution effect, stabilization of reagents and catalysts, site-site isolations, and site-site interactions. Subsequently, applications to organic reactions of these reagents, such as asymmetric synthesis on polymer backbone, cyclization reaction, capture of reactive intermediates, and phase-transfer reactions are also included. Merits and limitations using polymeric reagents and catalysts are discussed.
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