“…Firstly, ILs were applied in 1914 as non-volatile electrolytes for batteries ( 1 ). ILs have many interesting properties, including powerful conductivity of cations or anions ( 2 ), low flammability ( 3 ), adequate thermal stability ( 4 ), adjustable polarity, being solvent in various biochemical substances ( 5 ), little moisture pressure, and low melting point ( 6 ). Due to their favorite effects, ILs were operated in biochemical processes, organic molecular synthesis ( 7 ), absorption of CO 2 , SO 2 ( 8 ), and extraction from nanoparticles ( 9 ).…”