AI Article Synopsis
- A new type of co-pillar[4+1]arene was created with two bromo-octyl groups using microwave irradiation, achieving an 88% yield in under four minutes.
- The synthesized compound was attached to chromatographic silica particles, forming a novel stationary phase.
- This new phase has effectively separated xylene isomers using liquid chromatography techniques.
Article Abstract
A novel co-pillar[4+1]arene incorporating two bromo-octyl substituents has been synthesised for the first time, using microwave irradiation in high yield (88%) in under four minutes, and bound to the surface of chromatographic silica particles. The resulting new stationary phase has been successfully utilised to separate xylene isomers via liquid chromatographic techniques.
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