Abstract
Automated iterative small molecule synthesis has the potential to advance and democratize the discovery
of new medicines, materials, and many other classes of functional chemical matter. But to date this approach
has been limited by a requirement of about one day of time per C-C bond forming step. Here, we report a nextgeneration small molecule synthesizer which operates at an order of magnitude faster than prior systems through
improvements in both chemistry and engineering. These findings move the field of small molecule synthesis a
step closer to democratizing its core discovery engine.
Supplementary materials
Title
Rapid Automated Iterative Small Molecule Synthesis Supporting Information
Description
Experimental detail and spectra for Rapid Automated Iterative Small Molecule Synthesis
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