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    The development of synthetic chemistry requires continuous innovation in organic reactions and also the exploration of synthetic strategies. Traditional target-oriented synthesis refers to the exploration of synthesis strategies through reverse synthesis analysis for a certain clear target molecular structure, and the use of organic reactions based on functional group transformation to prepare a specific structure from the raw materials and through the corresponding intermediates. Harvard University professor Schreiber proposed "diversity-oriented synthesis" in 2000. This strategy follows "forward-synchronization analysis", starting from a single raw material, introduces as many diverse functional groups and molecular skeletons as possible during the synthesis process, thereby obtaining a library of compounds with diverse structures, and then screening them at the application level. Diversity-oriented synthesis not only increases the success rate of small molecule drug synthesis, but also provides a structurally rich library of small molecule compounds. Inspired by this, we carried out our work to explore the application of this strategy in polymer synthesis. 
    At present, polymer materials are generally mainly bulk plastic products, and can be divided into general plastics, engineering plastics, special plastics, etc. according to their application scenarios. With the rapid development of 3C digital and biopharmaceutical industries, polymer functional materials with specific properties have become a hot topic of attention in the research and industry. However, the development of new polymer materials often faces many difficulties such as difficulty in controlling molecular weight and distribution, difficulty in characterizing system, and complex structure-performance relationships. Therefore, the innovation speed of polymer materials is far less than that of small-molecular drugs. Therefore, it is of great significance to develop a synthetic strategy that can efficiently prepare large amounts of functionalized small molecules and polymers. 
    To this end, it may be possible to draw on the "diversity-oriented synthesis" strategy in organic small molecule synthesis to design synthesis strategies that can diverge the preparation of multiple functional polymers from a small number of initial small molecules to improve the efficiency of material development.

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