Green chemistry
Implement industrial processes in line with the ecological transition
Synthesis methods to save raw materials, energy and reaction stages; alternative solvents, waste management: the benefits of sustainable chemistry
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Green chemistry, sometimes referred to as sustainable or renewable chemistry, is the application of the principles of ecological transition to the world of chemistry. It is a form of chemistry that takes into account the economic, social and environmental balance of the environment in which it operates.
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Principles and regulations
Assessment tools
Chemical reactions: saving molecules and reducing impact
Research and innovation
Research and innovation
Development and use of alternative solvents
Principles
Catalytic processes
Research and innovation
Synthesis and production processes
Membrane separation processes
Analytical methods and instruments
Sustainable electricity production
Research and innovation
Energy carriers: hydrogen and m
Energy carriers: biofuels
Energy storage
Solid waste
Liquid and gaseous effluents
CO2 recovery
Methodological approaches and concepts
Biopolymers and biobased materials
Research and innovation
Research and innovation
Biosourced molecules of interest
Production of biobased compounds
Research and innovation