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Ionic liquids (ILs) have many potential benefits in biochemical processes, including improved substrate or product solubility, increased enzyme selectivity, and higher yield. Varying ion substituents allow ILs to be tuned or optimized to achieve a specific goal. Unfortunately, optimization based on a single design criterion can have undesirable side effects on other process components. For example,...