Green Sustainable Process for Chemical and Environmental Engineering and Science
Sustainable Organic Synthesis

Describes sustainable techniques and green processes in organic synthesis

Dr. Inamuddin (Edited by), Rajender Boddula (Edited by), Abdullah M. Asiri (Edited by)

9780128195390, Elsevier Science

Paperback, published 26 August 2020

506 pages
23.4 x 19 x 3.1 cm, 1 kg

Green Sustainable Process for Chemical and Environmental Engineering and Science: Sustainable Organic Synthesis provides an in-depth overview in the area of organic, pharmaceutical, engineering and environmental sciences, with a focus on the purification and extraction of fine chemicals, alternative green solvents, medicinal, analytical drugs, and bioactive compounds utilizing green chemistry protocols. It also focuses on the nanocatalysis, biocatalysis, solvent-free, recyclable organocatalysis, solid-supported reagents, heterogeneous polymer reusable catalysis, and CO2 conversion to commercial chemicals, utilizing industrial strategies such as flow-reactor, microwave, ultrasonics, ball-mill, photochemical and electrochemical methods.

1. Introduction, parameters and advantages of greener organic synthesis
2. Atom-economy green organic synthesis
3. Microwave-assisted organic synthesis
4. Ultrasound-assisted organic synthesis
5. Bioenzyme-assisted organic synthesis
6. Micellar-assisted organic synthesis
7. Solvent-free organic synthesis
8. Green organic synthesis by carbon oxide conversion
9. Ionic liquids-assisted organic synthesis
10. Green organic synthesis in supercritical water
11. Sustainable organic synthesis by electrochemical protocol
12. Green organic synthesis by flow approach
13. Recyclable organocatalysis in organic synthesis
14. Organic synthesis by photochemical protocol
15. Organic synthesis by eco-friendly solvents beyond water
16. Sustainable organic synthesis by water vs supercritical water
17. Nanocatalysis in Sustainable organic synthesis
18. Biocatalysis in organic synthesis
19. Recoverable polymer catalysis in organic synthesis
20. Solid-state sustainable organic synthesis
21. Employing sustainable pathways for organic synthesis

Subject Areas: Chemical engineering [TDCB]