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Ionic Liquids for Aromatic Extraction: Are They Ready?

December
2006
Sachin T. Anjan

Ionic liquids have already moved into the commercial arena as reaction solvents. This article compares them to conventional solvents and examines their potential for the extraction of benzene, toluene and xylene from reformate.

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