1IntroductionRecent years have seen a growing use of polymer-supported reagents by organic chemists in traditional so lution-phase synthesis. Of the many reagents supported by polymers available, variations of triphenylphosphine are among the most broadly used. This is because triphenylphosphine is not only a reagent in a wide range of organic reactions[1], but it also serves as a ligand in many organometallic reagents[2]. Most importantly, poly mer-supported triphenylphosphine affords the great advantage that the byproduct of most reactions involving it, triphenylphosphine oxide, can be easily removed.