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A convergent synthesis of extended aryl ester dendrimers

W. James Feast, Neil M. Stainton

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A convergent synthesis of aryl ester dendrimers with flexible spacer units via a series of ‘dendron wedges’ of increasing size is described. The development of a high yield iterative protection/deprotection scheme for phenolic groups as acetates, in the presence of aryl esters, enables dendrimers to be assembled using this approach.

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A convergent synthesis of aryl ester dendrimers with flexible spacer units via a series of ‘dendron wedges’ of increasing size is described. The development of a high yield iterative protection/deprotection scheme for phenolic groups as acetates, in the presence of aryl esters, enables dendrimers to be assembled using this approach.

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A convergent synthesis of aryl ester dendrimers with flexible spacer units via a series of ‘dendron wedges’ of increasing size is described. The development of a high yield iterative protection/deprotection scheme for phenolic groups as acetates, in the presence of aryl esters, enables dendrimers to be assembled using this approach.

Key concepts: Dendrimer, Aryl, Convergent synthesis, Yield (engineering), Materials science, Combinatorial chemistry, Chemistry, Organic chemistry

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