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Green Approaches in Organic Chemistry
Submission Abstract:
Green chemistry represents a transformative approach in organic synthesis, aimed at reducing environmental impact while maintaining efficiency and productivity. Green methods have reshaped traditional practices by adhering to principles such as waste minimization, atom economy, and the use of non-toxic, renewable resources. Key advancements include adopting alternative solvents, such as water, ionic liquids, and supercritical CO2, along with solvent-free protocols that eliminate hazardous roles in improving selectivity, lowering energy consumption, and enabling more sustainable pathways. Emerging technologies like microwave-assisted, photochemical, and ultrasonic reactions provide energy-efficient solutions, significantly shortening reaction times. Integrating biocatalysis and flow chemistry further exemplifies green innovation, enabling scalable, continuous processes with minimal environmental impact. These approaches have proven critical in applications across pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and fine chemicals, offering scalable, cost-effective, and sustainable alternatives to traditional methods.
This study highlights the ongoing progress in green organic synthesis, emphasizing its potential to address environmental challenges while fostering innovation in chemical research and industrial processes. By promoting eco-conscious methodologies, green chemistry enhances sustainability and serves as a model for future advancements in science and industry.