Abstract:
A method for purifying acetone includes contacting an initial solution with a basic ion-exchange resin at a temperature of 15° C. to 30° C., wherein the initial solution comprises acetone and acetone impurities; and removing the acetone impurities from the initial solution with the basic ion-exchange resin to produce a purified solution.
Abstract:
Methods for synthesizing and purifying 2-aryl-3,3-bis(4-hydroxyaryl)phthalimidine compounds are provided. The method includes heating a reaction mixture including a phenolphthalein, a primary aryl amine, and an acid catalyst to form a phthalimidine; precipitating the phthalimidine from the reaction mixture to provide a crude phthalimidine; providing a solution including the crude phthalimidine, an additive, and at least one solvent; contacting the solution with one or more purification agents to provide a treated solution; precipitating and recovering a phthalimidine adduct from the treated solution; and recovering a purified phthalimidine compound from the adduct.
Abstract:
A method for purifying acetone includes contacting an initial solution with a basic ion-exchange resin at a temperature of 15° C. to 30° C., wherein the initial solution comprises acetone and acetone impurities; and removing the acetone impurities from the initial solution with the basic ion-exchange resin to produce a purified solution.
Abstract:
Methods for synthesizing and purifying 2-aryl-3,3-bis(4-hydroxyaryl)phthalimidine compounds are provided. The method includes heating a reaction mixture including a phenolphthalein, a primary aryl amine, and an acid catalyst to form a phthalimidine; precipitating the phthalimidine from the reaction mixture to provide a crude phthalimidine; providing a solution including the crude phthalimidine, an additive, and at least one solvent; contacting the solution with one or more purification agents to provide a treated solution; precipitating and recovering a phthalimidine adduct from the treated solution; and recovering a purified phthalimidine compound from the adduct.