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    Author
    Hoffmann, Markus M.
    Keyword
    Salts
    Ionic Liquids
    Ion Pairing
    Solvents
    Journal title
    International Innovation
    Date Published
    2012-11-01
    
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    Abstract
    This is an interview with Professor Markus Hoffmann of The College at Brockport. He is Principal Investigator for a research project studying the ion pairing and aggregation behaviour of ionic liquids, the description of which is becoming increasingly important due to their growing use within science and industry.
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