Abstract
Green chemistry aims to design chemical processes that minimize waste, reduce energy consumption, and use renewable resources while maintaining high efficiency and safety. Advancements in synthesis methods in green chemistry have paved the way for more sustainable chemical engineering processes that have a lower environmental impact. This article explores the latest developments in advanced synthesis techniques in green chemistry, including solvent-free reactions, catalytic processes, and the use of renewable feedstocks. The paper also discusses the role of chemical engineers in optimizing these methods for industrial-scale applications and overcoming the challenges of implementing green chemistry principles in various sectors.
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