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before chemist’s skills, can play an important role in diagnostics or in the field of
future medicine. An important role will also be played by supported or immobilized
enzymes (not covered in this context) that could help to mimic cells’ chemistry and
develop biocompatible flow devices [85–87]. A brighter future can be imagined in
the field of supported flow catalysis, based on the futuristic ideas and aforementioned challenges. Thus, it is a research field worth exploring!
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Scheme 39 Application of polystyrene sulfonate-based polymer brushes to anchor gallium as a Lewis
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