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Globally, there is a gradual shift in modern scientific research through the utilization of non-toxic precursor materials for solvent formulation. The 21 st century concepts of ―green chemistry‖ forms the basis of most today’s scientific research. The key idea behind this concept is to provide alternative routes that can reduce the production and utilization of harmful materials that affect both human and the environment through the use of renewable, cheap and environmentally safe precursor materials. Almost all branches of chemistry have embraced this notion since its formal emergence in the early 1990’s by adhering to the twelve (12) green principles proposed by Anastas and Warmer [1]. Based on these principles, the concept of ―green solvents‖ was proposed with the view to reduce the industrial impact on the environment by using safer and non-toxic solvents than the conventional solvents. The green solvents’ concepts that were proposed for implementations were summarized by [2]. They include:

Deep Eutectic Solvents: An Overview of its Application as a “Green” Extractant