Green Chemistry and Sustainability · Summer Term
Catalysis in Green Chemistry
Investigating the role of catalysts in promoting more efficient and environmentally friendly reactions.
Key Questions
- Justify how catalysts contribute to several principles of green chemistry.
- Analyze examples of biocatalysis and heterogeneous catalysis in sustainable processes.
- Evaluate the challenges and benefits of developing new catalytic systems for industrial use.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
A-Level: Chemistry - CatalysisA-Level: Chemistry - Industrial Chemistry
Year: Year 13
Subject: Chemistry
Unit: Green Chemistry and Sustainability
Period: Summer Term
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