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The selective separation of o -diethylbenzene and p -diethylbenzene has been successfully achieved using nonporous adaptive crystals of prism[6]arene, with a separated purity of p -diethylbenzene reaching up to 94.9%. This outstanding selectivity, resulting from distinctive host–guest interactions, has been confirmed by single-crystal X-ray diffraction and theoretical calculations.
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