The phrase "mixed solvent system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a scenario in which two different solvents are mixed together in a single solution. For example, you could say: "The scientists studied the properties of a mixed solvent system, consisting of water and ethanol."
The mixed solvent system, initial pH, extractant concentration, complexation stoichiometry, equilibrium and mechanism were discussed.
In a mixed solvent system with acetone and carbon tetrachloride (v/v = 3 7), the immobilized YLL exhibited high enantioselectivity, activity, and reusability.
Increasing the gelation temperature or the content of water in the mixed solvent system, the pore size definitely increased and macropores up to 300 μm were observed.
The free radical polymerization reactions were carried out in a mixed solvent system under either nitrogen atmosphere or vacuum at 60°C using AIBN as free radical initiator.
An efficient and clean procedure was put forward for isolation of cellulose from rice straw, which included delignification of steam-exploded rice straw with recyclable mixed solvent system and bleaching with alkaline hydrogen peroxide.
Single crystals of ammonium picrate (AP), having potential applications in optical devices, were grown from a mixed solvent system methanol-acetone (2 1, v/v) by the slow evaporation technique at constant temperature.
A series of mixed solvent systems were designed and their delignification capabilities were analyzed.
The electrolyte solutions examined here contain binary, ternary and quaternary mixed solvent systems.
Therefore, the artificial neural network can efficiently predict the activity coefficients of electrolyte in mixed solvent systems.
A modification to the classic gravimetric-sorption technique was established for acquiring sorption data for polymer + mixed solvent systems.
Flat asymmetric PVDF membranes with strong chemical resistance and good mechanical strength fabricated via mixed solvent systems show a great potential for the aforementioned binary separation via pervaporation.
