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The role of glyoxylic acid in the chemistry of the origin of life
Three applications of green chemistry in engineering: (1) silylamines as reversible ionic liquids for carbon dioxide capture; (2) carbon dioxide as protecting group in chemical syntheses; (3) mitigating the thermal degradation of polyvinyl chloride
The application of green chemistry and engineering to novel sustainable solvents and processes
Designing switchable solvents for sustainable process development
Water and carbon dioxide for sustainable synthesis and separation of pharmaceutical intermediates
Industrial applications of principles of green chemistry
Transferring pharmaceutical batch technology to continuous flow
Applications of reversible and sustainable amine-based chemistries: carbon dioxide capture, in situ amine protection and nanoparticle synthesis
Reaction of sulfur dioxide (SO2) with reversible ionic liquids (RevILs) for carbon dioxide (CO2) capture
Designing for sustainability: applications of tunable solvents, switchable solvents, and catalysis to industrial processes