Selective extraction of valuable hydrocarbons

Alexander Ershov and Razi Epsztein ()
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Alexander Ershov: Technion − Israel Institute of Technology
Razi Epsztein: Technion − Israel Institute of Technology

Nature Sustainability, 2025, vol. 8, issue 7, 731-732

Abstract: Crude oil contains multiple valuable hydrocarbons used for material synthesis, but their separation involves a laborious and energy-intensive multistep distillation process. Now, scientists introduce a simple two-step separation of important hydrocarbons from crude oil under ambient conditions using selective chemistry.

Date: 2025
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