The issue of analyzing heavy aromatic hydrocarbons in hydrogen peroxide produced by the anthraquinone method

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In the anthraquinone process for producing hydrogen peroxide, heavy aromatic hydrocarbons are generated, and it is checked whether they separate from water; however, the aqueous phase becomes turbid after separation, but this turbidity disappears after leaving it to stand for some time. Does anyone know what is causing this?

Reply #22016-03-01

The separation time is too long; is it C9 aromatic hydrocarbons?

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