Lecture

Green Chemistry: Principles and Applications

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This lecture introduces the principles and applications of green chemistry, focusing on the benefits and technologies of chemical process intensification. It covers topics such as green metrics, industrial examples, life cycle assessment, and process intensification technologies like membrane reactors and modular plants. The course also delves into the twelve principles of green chemistry and engineering, emphasizing the importance of renewable feedstocks and safe product design. Students will explore the environmental aspects of chemical processing, the evolution of world chemical sales, and the environmental/safety aspects of chemical synthesis.

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