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Method for separating 2-alkylanthracenes and use thereof for producing hydrogen peroxide

A method for preparing 2-alkylanthracene includes the step of separating 2-alkylanthracene from a reaction product of anthracene alkylation reaction. The anthracene alkylation reaction is a reaction of anthracene and an alkylation reagent under an alkylation condition and in the presence of an alkylation reaction solvent and a catalyst. The reaction product of the anthracene alkylation reaction contains anthracene and the product of a series of alkylanthracenes containing 2-alkylanthracene.

Method for separating 2-alkylanthracenes and use thereof for producing hydrogen peroxide

A method for preparing 2-alkylanthracene includes the step of separating 2-alkylanthracene from a reaction product of anthracene alkylation reaction. The anthracene alkylation reaction is a reaction of anthracene and an alkylation reagent under an alkylation condition and in the presence of an alkylation reaction solvent and a catalyst. The reaction product of the anthracene alkylation reaction contains anthracene and the product of a series of alkylanthracenes containing 2-alkylanthracene.

Electroactive species and method for electrochemical gas separation
12458922 · 2025-11-04 · ·

An electroactive species includes a quinone core structure and at least one stabilizing group covalently bound thereto. The stabilizing group includes a cationic group, a hydrogen bond donor, or a combination thereof. The electroactive species has an oxidized state and at least one reduced state capable of bonding with a Lewis acid gas to form an anion adduct. Methods for separating a Lewis acid gas from a fluid mixture, electrochemical cells, and gas separation systems are also provided.

Electroactive species and method for electrochemical gas separation
12458922 · 2025-11-04 · ·

An electroactive species includes a quinone core structure and at least one stabilizing group covalently bound thereto. The stabilizing group includes a cationic group, a hydrogen bond donor, or a combination thereof. The electroactive species has an oxidized state and at least one reduced state capable of bonding with a Lewis acid gas to form an anion adduct. Methods for separating a Lewis acid gas from a fluid mixture, electrochemical cells, and gas separation systems are also provided.