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The sensor showed a strong fluorescence enhancement in ethanol system of Zn2+ (excitation 430 nm and emission 498 nm).

Overall, for both the ethanol system and the ethylene glycol system, the catalytic activities could be arranged as follows: Pt20Ru10Sn15@C > Pt20Sn30@C > Pt20Ru10@C > Pt20@C.

It is also suggested that the ethanol system may be useful as a probe in studies of anion adsorption properties and platinum surface states.

Scatchard analyses revealed that there were high and low affinity sites formed in the MIPs, which elucidated good affinity to l-NBP in the ethanol system.

The relative increase of 68Ga-DOTATOC labeling yields in the ethanol system (relative to pure aqueous solution) observed at 15 min reaction time is 1.2 (10 vol%), 1.4 (20 vol%), 1.5 (30 vol%) and 1.5 (40 vol%) at 70 °C.

Isobaric VLE data have been measured for the (cyclohexane + ethanol) system at pressures of 40.00, 69.81, 97.72 and 150.0  kPa and isothermal VLE data have been obtained for the (2-propanone + 2-butanol) system at a temperature of 373.15 K.

The sensitivity errors analysis clarify that our ANN model could predict vapor phase composition and bubble point pressure of all of the nine binary ethanol systems with %AARD of 1.52% and 2.59% respectively.

After the content of ILs was increased to a specific value, the azeotropic phenomenon of 2-butanone-ethanol system could be completely eliminated.

As an extension of the chiral copper II) catalyst in the water-ethanol system, the combination of Cu(DS 2 and chiral bis(oxazoline) 36 was employed.

The analysis employed a 'micro' approach in that the research directly involved discipline specialists and, as a result, integrated discipline-specific insights on the behavior of the production, processing, and feeding components of the corn-ethanol system and the rapid rate of scientific advancement.

Examples of industrial implementation are briefly discussed, illustrating the viability of whey-to-ethanol systems.