Innovations and green chemistry

Article Abstract:

Focus is laid on the field of Green Chemistry since its emergence as a cohesive field of study beginning with the development of environmentally friendly processes in early 1990s. It is suggested that the industrial users should provide the support and funding needed to this field to reach its potential.

Government expenditures, Public affairs, Ethics, Venture Analysis, Environmental aspects, Ethical aspects, Business enterprises, Sustainable development, Government finance

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Green chemistry considerations in entropic control of materials and processes

Article Abstract:

The principles of Green Chemistry places more emphasis on intermolecular interactions as a result the entropic contribution into the energetics of the process becomes non-negligible. This entropically controlled chemistry allows the design of alternative, environmentally benign materials and processes.

Phenols, Phenols (Class of compounds), Chemical properties, Second law of thermodynamics

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Gibbs energies of transfer of anions from water to mixed aqueous organic solvents

Article Abstract:

The studies of the Gibbs energy of transfer for anions transferring from water into mixed aqueous-organic solvent systems are reviewed.

Water, Ionic mobility, Anions, Properties

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