CHEM.4190 Sustainable and Green Chemistry

Id: 042357 Credits: 3-3

Description

This is an upper level course introducing concepts relating to sustainable and green chemistry. Topics covered include understanding the role of sustainability in chemical processes, analyzing the sustainability of a reaction, the core concepts of green chemistry, impactful reactions and materials for modern environmental and sustainable chemistry, and quantitative analysis related to their implementation and growth. Specific topics include energy, electronics, polymers and polymer science, batteries, catalysis, and electrochemistry.

Prerequisites

CHEM.2210 Organic Chemistry I, or Permission of Instructor.

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