The last few years has seen a revolution in combinatorial chemistry, an approach that has been developed for the synthesis of chemical libraries for application within the pharmaceutical industry. Many chemical methods have been investigated, which can be utilized in all manner of strategies for library synthesis, including reactions of diazocarbonyls. This review discusses the application of diazocarbonyl functionalized molecules for the preparation of chemical libraries.

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