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Our Key Topic on green chemistry contains information on the latest developments and trends in ecologically responsible chemistry. Get the wider picture on new products, the latest publications from research and industry, and the most important suppliers.
Segetis delivers versatile, cost-effective chemical building blocks that harness the power and reliability of renewable resources. Our novel materials offer new functionality and competitive economics relevant to multiple billion-dollar markets. Segetis technology perfectly complements the emerging more
DuDeChem enables a better outsourcing of pharmaceuticals and their intermediates in order to transform the current pharma-chemical industry towards an environmentally benign sector. How will we achieve this? To that we say: Green Chemistry and Digitalization. "Green chemistry is the utilization of more
There are many ways to initiate chemical reactions in liquids, but placing free electrons directly into water, ammonia and other liquid solutions is especially attractive for green chemistry becausesolvated electrons are inherently clean, leaving behind no side products after they react. In theory, more
ETH Zurich chemist Freideriki Michailidou is developing novel processes for the sustainable production of fragrance ingredients. As a first step, she studied the scents of rare aromatic plants that grow only on Mount Olympus in Greece. How a product smells affects how we respond to it. So it comes a more
The German Chemical Society (GDCh) honors Professor Dr. Paul T. Anastas and Professor Dr. John C. Warner for her special services to chemistry with the August Wilhelm von Hofmann commemorative medal. The GDCh thus honors the awardee as the founders of the concept of green chemistry, for which they n more
The efficiency of diluted acids for digestion of organic samples was tested as an alternative to common digestion procedures more
Green Chemistry is one of the leading topics in the market today – sustainability gains more and more in importance for the strategic development of companies. The term „Green Chemistry“ was coined in 1991 and aims for the protection of human health and the environment. Twelve principles of Green Chemistry have been formulated to assist chemists and the chemical industry to develop new chemical products and processes or reengineer existing ones to reduce or eliminate industrial pollution. more
Mark Gronnow, born in 1979, studied Chemistry at the University of York and acquired a doctorate in 2005 at the Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence. He is a PhD graduate from York with a GSK sponsored project. Having previously worked at the Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence as technical operati more
is Manager at ACS GCI. Her work has focused on building green chemistry information databases, managing awards and grants programs, promoting through communication and outreach, and producing educational materials. Prior to joining ACS GCI in 2004, she held an industrial polymer research position at more
during his Keynote Address at this year’s 15th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference and 5th International Conference on Green and Sustainable Chemistry in Washington, DC. Paul Anastas of Yale University is regarded one of the “fathers” of the original 12 principles of Green Chemistry and more
Green chemistry Green chemistry, also called sustainable chemistry, is a chemical philosophy encouraging the design of products and processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances. Whereas environmental chemistr ... more
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