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Sampling and analysis of reactions by trapping reaction components on a sorbent

CA 2307617 A1 · Owner: Symyx Technologies, Inc. · Inventors: Dube, Christopher E.; Desrosiers, Peter J.; Zhou, Xiao Ping

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Methods and devices for rapidly analyzing groups of reactions aredisclosed. The method includes the steps of contacting a fluid sample from one of the reaction mixtures with a sorbent, trapping at least one component of the fluid sample on the sorbent, and detecting the at least one component of the fluid sample trapped on the sorbent. The contacting step the trapping step, and the , detecting step are carried out at least once for each of the reaction mixtures in rapid serial or parallel fashion. The present invention is useful for screening combinatorial libraries, especially libraries of catalysts made through parallel synthesis, but the disclosed methods and devices can be used …

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FiledSeptember 3, 1999
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedSeptember 3, 2019
Patent numberCA 2307617 A1
Classification (IPC)C40B20/08 +2 more

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