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High‐Throughput Synthesis of Polymers

January 31, 2019

University of Jena

Wiley Online Library

High‐throughput synthesis offers reliable experimental techniques for the rapid investigation of polymerization parameters as well as for the preparation of comprehensive polymer libraries with systematic variations for screening against different applications. This contribution summarizes the use of different high‐throughput methods available for the synthesis, characterization, and screening of polymeric materials. A critical viewpoint regarding the advantages, impact, current limitations, and future developments of these experimental techniques is also provided.

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