What is the green chemistry in organic chemistry?

Answer 1

Green Science, or Environmental Science is the branch of science that explores issues dealing with the environmentsuch as global warming, the greenhouse effect, climate change, conservation, sustainable development, air pollution..and of course, this is a short list. Green Science also examines and interprets the human interaction with the environment and the impact it has on the other ecosystems of the Earth. Some of the branches of Environmental Sciences are: Atmospheric Sciences, Ecological Sciences, Environmental Chemistry, and the Geosciences. ----

Answer 2

Green science explores environmental issues, such as global warming and the greenhouse effect.

You can also refer this term to technology that helps to preserve the nature by reducing the pollution of our environment.

Answer 3

business benefits of green chemistry include:

• improved resource efficiency and lower raw material and utility bills
• reduced waste treatment and disposal costs
• ability to capitalise on the environmental technology marketplace by designing new, 'greener' products
• improved health and safety for staff and customers

Environmental benefits include:

• fewer raw materials and Natural Resources used
• lower levels of chemicals released to the environment
• cleaner production technologies
• reduced emissions and product impacts
• smaller quantities of hazardous waste to be treated and disposed of

Answer 4

I'm not sure what the question means. The best I can do is offer this poem that I remember from my freshman Physical Science textbook.

A green little chemist

On a green little day

Mixed a green little potion

In a green little way.

Now the green little grasses

Gently wave

O'er the green little chemist's

Green little grave.

(I'm aware of the term "green chemistry", but it's not really something a layperson could "use" in any meaningful way. My general impression is that "green chemistry" is a lot harder, in the sense of it being more complicated or requiring materials or conditions like hypercritical water that are difficult to obtain or sustain, in contrast to the "let's throw some sulfuric acid in the pot and see what happens" approach. In other words, there are definite advantages to "green chemistry," but unfortunately "being easy for someone without a billion dollar physical plant and/or research investment to do" is not typically one of them. This may change given sufficient time.)

Answer 5

The idea behind green chemistry is to leave no net impact on the envrionment. Instead of using reagents that can only be used once and then must be stored indefinatly or cleansed, green chemistry stives to use re-useable or impact neutral reagents. This is extremely important for the long term continuation of chemistry because it means there won't be barrels of dangerous organic compounds that can only be used once filling up landfills or being cleaned by other dangerous compounds. Also with reuseable or impact neutral reagents you don't have to worry about the chemical spills associated with the storage of used or expired reagents.

Answer 6

Green chemistry in organic chemistry refers to the development of chemical processes that are environmentally friendly, sustainable, and minimize the use of hazardous materials. This includes utilizing renewable resources, reducing waste generation, and designing products that are non-toxic and biodegradable. The ultimate goal of green chemistry is to promote greener and more sustainable practices within the field of organic chemistry.

Answer 7

a type of chemistry class that that uses enviorment safe materials

Answer 8

Green chemistry is the research and development of chemical processes and products that reduce the use or production of environmentally or biologically harmful chemicals.

Answer 9

Green chemistry reduce the pollution of the environment.