Producing anthracene from creosote

Details Producing anthracene from creosote Producing anthracene from creosote

1979-12-19

1982-01-26

Sever, Frank

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds

Purification, separation, or recovery

By cooling of liquid to obtain solid, e.g., crystallization,...

C10G 2116

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043130127

ABSTRACT:
Anthracene is precipitated in improved purity and yield by cooling a creosote coal tar distillation fraction. A ketone such as acetone is added to the fraction before the anthracene precipitates. The ketone retains phenanthrene and/or carbazole in the liquid phase as the anthracene precipitates. If the ketone is then removed, the phenanthrene and/or carbazole precipitates and can also be purified.

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Coke and Chemistry, USSR; 1976(3); pp. 38-42.

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