Knowledge of solution thermodynamics is fundamental for solution control and solvent selection processes. Herein, experimentally determined thermodynamic quantities for solutions of wood pulp (hardwood dissolving pulp, cellulose) in [-TBDH][AcO] are presented. activities ( ) and associated ( ) activity coefficients ( ), are determined to quantify inherent solution . Access to the Gibbs energy of mixing, , in combination with associated partial molar thermodynamic quantities, reveal strong enthalpically favourable (exothermic) interactions due to solvent-j and solute-i contact-encounters. Onset of an entropy driven phase instability appears at increased temperatures as excess entropic contributions dominate solvation character of the solutions formed.

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