- Green chemistry is a
chemical philosophy encouraging the design of products and processes
that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous
substances.
- The idea of “green”
solvents expresses the goal to minimize the environmental impact
resulting from the use of solvents in chemical production.
- Green chemistry, also
called sustainable chemistry, is a philosophy of chemical research
and engineering that encourages the design of products and processes
that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances.
- Synthesis,
characterization, and applications of green solvents including: -
Water , Alcohols , Ionic liquids , Fluorous media , Renewable
Solvents , Supercritical Fluids , Gas Expanded Liquids ,
Task-specific designer solvents.
- Solvents are important
to provide one or more liquid phases for chemical reactions and
processes. While some solvents are available from Nature, most of
the solvents are manmade.
- In the last years gold
has become one of the heterogeneous catalysts of choice for
processes as important as hydrogenation and selective and total
oxidation reactions. Gold heterogeneous catalysts
have been found to address at least 8 of the 12 Green Chemistry
Principles.
- Ionic liquids have
been described as designer solvents , and this means that their
properties can be adjusted to suit the requirements of a particular
process. Properties such as melting point, viscosity, density, and
hydrophobicity can be varied by simple changes to the structure of
the ions.
- Ionic Liquids Markets
Worldwide will reach 3.4 billion US $ by 2020 from 300 Million
today. A new updated study by Helmut Kaiser Consultancy show a
strong increase of the ionic liquid markets worldwide. 990 new
patents demonstrade the interest in ionic liquids. The potentials
and prospects for ionic liquids use are vast and the growth too.
- US compnaies and
german companies lead the market and developments with a share today
of 70 percent. But Japan and China follow and increase their market
shares.
- There is growing
interest in developing more environmentally acceptable processes in
chemical or biotechnological industries. This trend towards what has
become known as sustainable technologies can be defined as green
chemistry and white biotechnology, when the emphasis is focussed on
chemical or biotechnological processes, respectively
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Introduction
- Ionic liquids. Green
solvents for the future
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Green Chemistry
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Green Solvents
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Ionic Liquids - Green Solvents
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Sustainable chemistry green solvents
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Green Solvents and Ionic Liquids
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Standards for Green Solvents
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Green Chemistry - Info
Process
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Applied Biotransformations in Green Solvents
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Evaluating the Greenness of Green Chemistry
via Traditional and Thermodynamic Life Cycle Assessment
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Green Solvents from Glycerol
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2-Methyltetrahydrofuran
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Microbial production of Propanediol from
industrial glycerol
- A new solvent for
green chemistry
- Davy Process
Technology Develops a New Process for 1,3 Propanediol
- Greener Solvent
Selection
- A method to
characterize the greenness of solvents used in pharmaceutical
manufacture
- Water-The Green
Solvent for Organic Chemists
Technology
- Grey Chemistry Vs
Green Chemistry
- Green Chemistry:
Recent Advances in Developing Catalytic Processes
- Ionic Liquid
Technology
- Transition metal
nanoparticle catalysis in green solvents
- Ionic Liquids : new
solvents and technology for more environmently friendly processes
- Recent developments in
the utilization of green solvents in polymer chemistry
- Solvent Replacement
for Green Processing
- Green Chemistry
Technologies and Solutions
Applications
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Green Solvents
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Ionic Liquids – Useful Solvents for the
Synthesis and Dispersion of Nanomaterials
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Oxidation Reactions in
Ionic Solvents for Lignin Conversion
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Advanced Applications
of Ionic Liquids in Polymer Science
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Green Chemistry &
Catalysis for Sustainable Organic Synthesis
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Synthesis and
Enzymatic Resolution of Amino Acid Esters in Green Solvents
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Ionic Liquids - Useful
Reaction Solvents
- Fluorous
Chemistry
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Patents
- Method of Raising
the Flash Points and Improving the Freeze Resistance of Volatile
Green Solvents
- Extraction of
phytosterols from corn fiber using green solvents
- Nonionic Liquid
Surfactants As Green Solvents
- Cleaning
compositions incorporating green solvents and methods for use
- Ionic liquids
- Ionic liquids as
solvents
Market
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A Green alternative to
THF
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Green chemistry:
challenges and opportunities
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A Market Opportunity
Study
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Opportunities for
Greener Alternatives from a Formulator’s Perspective
- Global Solvents
Report: Opportunities for Greener Solvents
Company
Profiles
- Company from
France
- Company from
Germany
- Company from
Maharashtra
- Company from
Mumbai
- Company from USA
- Another Company
from USA
Consultants
- Company from
Colorado
- Company from
Denmark
- Company from Texas
- Another Company
from Texas
Suppliers
- Suppliers List
- List of Suppliers
Reports
- Greener Solvent
Alternatives
- The Evolution of
Bio-Based Green Solvents
- Finding Greener
Solvents for Improved CO2 Capture
- High Quality Vs
Green Technology
- Industry takes
steps toward Greener API Manufacturing
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Leicestershire pilot plant will develop greener solvents
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A Mini-Review on
Greenness of Ionic Liquids
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Greener Solvent
Selection and Solvent Recycling for CO2 Capture
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Six keys to green
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Greener Solvent
Selection Under Uncertainty
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