“…Anthraquinones, naphthoquinones and benzoquinones have been used as electroactive compounds in energy storage devices, 8 as redox flow batteries, 9,10 lithium ions batteries, 8 supercapacitors, 11 in water-splitting processes, in hydrogen production, and in n-type Dye Sensitized Solar Cells (n-DSSCs). 12 In addition, quinones possess a privileged scaffold for applications in medicinal chemistry; 7,13 indeed, both synthetic and natural derivatives can act as anticancer, 5,14,15 antibacterial, 16 antifungal, antiviral, 17 anti-Alzheimer and antimalarial 18 drugs. Moreover, they are characterized by interesting antioxidant activity, being also adopted in wound healing treatment.…”