Q1. A. How CO, can be converted to value-added products mediated by ionic liquids such as CO, hydrogenation, HCOOH, CH, and other hydrocarbons, HCOOCH, and carbonates etc. B. What are biocompatible ionic liquids and their application in pharmaceutics?

Q1. A. How CO, can be converted to value-added products mediated by ionic liquids such as CO, hydrogenation, HCOOH, CH, and other hydrocarbons, HCOOCH, and carbonates etc. B. What are biocompatible ionic liquids and their application in pharmaceutics?

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