
Green Chemistry and Sustainable Synthesis
Evaluates chemical processes through the lens of the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry to promote sustainability. Students will design greener alternatives to traditional synthetic routes.
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Evaluates chemical processes through the lens of the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry to promote sustainability. Students will design greener alternatives to traditional synthetic routes.
Key Questions
- How can atom economy be maximized in a synthesis?
- What are the alternatives to hazardous organic solvents?
- How does catalysis contribute to greener chemical processes?
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