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This lecture covers the production of dimethyl carbonate (DMC) as an alternative to hazardous chemicals like phosgene. It discusses the challenges of traditional synthesis methods, the advantages of using DMC, and various alternative routes for its production. The lecture also delves into the economical and toxicity rankings of these routes, emphasizing the importance of green chemistry and life cycle assessment in the decision-making process. Furthermore, it explores the economic and environmental implications of different production methods, highlighting the benefits of DMC as a green reagent. The presentation concludes with a comparison between primary PVC production and recycling, showcasing the environmental advantages of the latter.
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