Catalytically active substances
AssigneeIllumina, Inc.
InventorLewis J. Kraft
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Abstract
A catalytically active substance includes a copper (I) sulfide mineral particle, and an alkyne functionalized molecule bound to a surface of the copper (I) sulfide mineral particle. In an example method, a copper (I) sulfide mineral is reacted with an alkyne functionalized molecule to form a catalytically active substance. The catalytically active substance is reacted with an azide functionalized molecule to couple the catalytically active substance with the azide functionalized molecule.
Claims32
1-4. (canceled)
A method of making a triazole, comprising reacting an alkyne functionalized molecule with an azide functionalized molecule in the presence of a copper (I) sulfide mineral.
A graft mix, comprising:
- a primer including an alkyne functional group;
- a solvent;
- and
- a copper (I) sulfide mineral.
A method of grafting a primer to a flow cell surface, comprising:
- reacting an alkyne functionalized primer in the presence of a copper (I) sulfide mineral with an azide functionalized molecule on the flow cell surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.