Green Chemistry

  1. Alternative Solvents and Reaction Media
    1. Water as Green Solvent
      1. Advantages and Limitations
        1. Aqueous Phase Reaction Design
          1. Water-Compatible Catalysts
            1. Hydrophobic Effect Utilization
            2. Supercritical Fluids
              1. Supercritical Fluid Properties
                1. Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
                  1. Extraction Applications
                    1. Synthesis Applications
                      1. Equipment and Safety
                      2. Supercritical Water
                        1. Reaction Conditions
                          1. Oxidation Processes
                        2. Ionic Liquids
                          1. Structure and Properties
                            1. Synthesis and Purification
                              1. Environmental Impact Assessment
                                1. Recyclability and Reuse
                                  1. Task-Specific Ionic Liquids
                                  2. Deep Eutectic Solvents
                                    1. Composition and Preparation
                                      1. Hydrogen Bond Donor-Acceptor Systems
                                        1. Synthesis Applications
                                          1. Extraction Applications
                                            1. Biodegradability
                                            2. Solvent-Free Reactions
                                              1. Mechanochemical Methods
                                                1. Ball Milling Techniques
                                                  1. Solid-State Reactions
                                                    1. Advantages and Limitations

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                                                  4. Renewable Feedstocks and Biorefining