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Green Chemistry. By Courtney Smith 10 Orange. What Is Green Chemistry??. Green chemistry is a design and process of safer chemicals to eliminate the use of hazardous substances. Green chemistry relies on 12 principles that are used to re-design or design molecules. 12 Principles. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Green ChemistryBy Courtney Smith10 Orange
What Is Green Chemistry?? Green chemistry is a design and process
of safer chemicals to eliminate the use of hazardous substances.
Green chemistry relies on 12 principles that are used to re-design or design molecules.
12 Principles1. Prevent waste2. Design safer chemicals3. Find safer ways to make synthetic
products4. Maximise atom economy (convert the
maximum quantity of reactants to products, with few side-products)
5. Use safer solvents6. Use renewable reactants (avoid use of
reactants such as those derived from petroleum)
12 Principles1. Maximise energy efficiency2. Avoid chemical derivatives3. Use catalysts whenever possible4. Design biodegradable products5. Use real-time analysis to prevent
pollution6. Minimise the potential for accidents
Eastman Chemical CompanyThis company has used Green Chemistry to create cosmetic products that are safer for the environment to make and use. The process to make the cosmetics improves on the cost and quantity.The Green Chemistry Principles:1. Prevent waste2. Design safer chemicals3. Use safer solvents
Benefits To The Company And OthersCompany Benefits: Safer to make Less chemicals More products are
made Cheaper to make
yet just as good as other products
Buyer Benefits: Safer to use on
the skin Biodegradable Cheaper to buy
but the quality is the same.
Bibliography Science Dimensions 4 http://www.epa.gov/greenchemistry/
pubs/pgcc/winners/gspa09.html http://
www.beyondbenign.org/greenchemistry/greenchem.html
http://coeh.berkeley.edu/docs/GreenChemBrief_final.pdf
http://greenereverydayconsulting.com/green-chemistry-and-the-evolution-of-dry-cleaning
http://oregonstate.edu/instruct/ch390/lessons/media/lesson1.pdf