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Selectivity control in biomass conversion is often realized by manipulating the solvent environment. Outcomes can be rationalized through a thermodynamically rigorous application of transition-state theory. We show that solvent-induced perturbations to selectivity in both monophasic and biphasic reactor systems are governed by the same underlying principles.

Graphical abstract: A thermodynamic and kinetic analysis of solvent-enhanced selectivity in monophasic and biphasic reactor systems

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