Green chemistry and processes / Mukesh Doble & Anil Kumar Kruthiventi.
Publication details: Amsterdam : Elsevier, c2007.Description: xv, 326 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780123725325 (hbk.)
- Green chemistry and engineering [Cover title]
- 660 DOB 22
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1 introduction
Definition OF Green Chemistry
Twelve principles of green Chemistry
Initiatives Taken up by countries Around the world
etc
2 Newer Synthetic methods
Introduction
Use of Microwaves for Synthesis
Ectro-organic methods
etc
3 Catalysis : Green Chemistry
Catalysis and Green Chemistry
Conclusions
References
4 Biocatalysis : Green Chemistry
Introduction
Advantages within Industrial Applications
Challenges to make Biocatalysis Industrially Viable
etc
5 Alternate Solvents
Safer Solvents
Green Solvents
Water as a Solvent
Solvent free conditions
etc
6 Process and Operations
Industry Perception
Reactions
Reactor Design
Micro mixers
Unit Operators
etc
7 Alternate Energy Sources
Green house Gases
Renewable Energy
Future Sources of Rewewable Energy
etc
8 Inherent Safety
Conflicts Due to Inherently safe Designs
Conclusions
References
9 Industrial Examples
The Pharmaceutical Industries and Green Chemistry
The Polymer Industry
etc
10 Conclusions and future trends
Energy
Process Intensification
Biotechnology: the Solution to all problems
Future Predictions
Conclusions
References
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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