Green chemistry technology

Strauss, C.R., Application of microwaves for environmentally benign organic chemistry, In Clark J. and Macquarrie D. (Eds.), Handbook of Green Chemistry Technology, Blackwell, London, 2002, p. 397. 

Lankey, R.L. and Anastas, P.T. (2002) Life-cycle approaches for assessing green chemistry technologies. Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 41, 4498. 

Lankey, R. L. Anastas, P. T. Life-Cycle Approaches for Assessing Green Chemistry Technologies. Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 2002,41,4498-4502. 

Green chemistry is good business. Implementing green chemistry technologies may reduce the costs of raw materials, improve efficiency, and reduce or eliminate waste, regulatory burden, and the need for personal protective equipment. Many companies, large and small, have discovered and implemented... 

The interest in Green Chemistry/Technology is growing rapidly and this paper is designed to provide some answers to the following questions ... 

The target is therefore to integrate Green Chemistry/Technology principles into synthetic and process design early in development and this leads on to the important question of how do we make decisions on which chemistries/processes are greener for a particular target molecule. 

These results are helpful in providing some benchmark figures which, as new green chemistry/technology options increase in the future, can be expected to be improved on for the compounds that are at the beginning of their development programme. 

Most recently, Green Chemistry focuses on modifying intrinsic chemical properties of substances to reduce or eliminate their hazardous nature. The implementation of green chemistry technology has potential to offer environmental benefits that... 

M. Lancaster, Principles of sustainable and green chemistry, in Handbook of Green Chemistry Technology, eds. J. Clark, D. Macquarrie, Blackwell Publishing,... 

Small Business A small business for a green chemistry technology Academic An academic investigator for a green technology... 

Clark, J. H. and Macquarrie, D. Handbook of Green Chemistry ) Technology, Blackwell, Oxford, 2002. 

The application of high-temperature water in green chemistry technologies and the electric power industry initiated experimental and computational studies designed to understand the effect of temperature on the rate of chemical reactions. 

Clark JH, Macquarrie D. Handbook of green chemistry technology. Oxford, UK Blackwell Science Ltd ... 

Research priorities for biopolymer-based adhesives will be strongly influenced by the evolution of their product markets. In years to come, scientists will also make significant advances in refining crops and in converting them into commercial products via green chemistry technology and biorefineries, with the main research thrust focused on the development of economical, cost-effective production processes. 

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