Green Chemistry Technology for Sustainable Development and Applications
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Green Chemistry, Sustainable Energy, Environmental Pollution, Hazardous Substances, Waste Products.Abstract
Green chemistry (GC), or sustainable chemistry, aims, under greater social prospects, for a sustainable global future for the Earth, and for products that reduce the use of hazardous substances for humans and the environment.GC was initiated in the 1990s as a quick-rising advanced technique for providing environmentally suitable solutions for the sustainable development of future technology. GC offers enhanced chemical method economics, associated with a reduced environmental burden.
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