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Current Green Chemistry

ISSN: 2213-3461 (Print)
eISSN: 2213-347X (Online)

Current Green Chemistry is an international peer-reviewed journal, which publishes original research, full-length/mini-reviews, and thematic issues in all core areas of green chemistry. The scope covers green chemistry related to synthetic chemistry (catalysts, ionic liquids, solvent-free accomplishments, MW-assisted reactions, flow-chemistry, enantioselective syntheses), process and analytical chemistry, separation science, sustainable energy and other resources, and alternative environmentally safer chemical procedures to reduce damage to health and environment, and to minimize environmental burdens.
The scope also encompasses the benefits of green chemistry to human health, environment, economy and business, such as its role in cleaning air and water, making available pharmaceuticals, electronics, dyes, coatings, and eliminating toxic chemicals from food.

Special Issues With Active Call for Papers

Submission closes on: Oct 31, 2024
Green Thermochemical Processes for Hydrogen Production: Circular Economy Approach

The special issue “Green Thermochemical Processes for Hydrogen Production: Circular Economy Approach” welcomes research, reviews, and mini-review papers focusing on the study and development of thermochemical processes for the valorization of byproducts, wastes, wastewaters, and biomass to hydrogen in a green and sustainable way. Topics, such as processes driven by the supply from renewable energies, minimizing the use of brand new chemicals and catalyzers while using reclaimed ones or alternative recirculated byproducts/wastes that can have... see more

Submission closes on: Oct 19, 2024
Recent Advances in Green Catalysis and Drug Discovery

To save our loving ‘Mother Nature’ from the ever-increasing chemical pollution, scientists are continuously modifying chemical processes to make them sustainable. As a result, the last decade has shown a tremendous outburst in modifying organic transformations by following green chemistry. Catalysts play an important role in organic transformations. The involvement of non-toxic and reusable catalysts has a huge impact on organic transformations under greener conditions. On the other hand, heterocyclic scaffolds are very important as... see more