This book forms a highly practical and industrially focused guide to fluorous chemistry syntheses, which are being widely explored as substitutes for traditional reactions and combinatorial methods in many companies.







introduces fluorous synthesis and makes comparisons with conventional solution-phase and solid-phase syntheses

highlights strategies for implementing fluorous technology in parallel and combinatorial syntheses

describes applications for medicinal chemistry

gives case studies of library synthesis using different fluorous techniques

outlines new representative experimental procedures throughout the text