Tag: green chemistry

A new review in Ionics details how tunable ionic liquids give chemists unprecedented control over metal nanoparticle synthesis and open ...

Chemists have created a magnetically recoverable nanocatalyst that builds medicinally and industrially important pyridines and triazines in water within an ...

Researchers propose Brazil's Caatinga biome and the tannin-rich barbatimão tree as sustainable sources of natural antioxidants to replace synthetic food ...

A fully open-source life cycle assessment workflow reproduces the climate footprint of vitrified bauxite residue within five percent of a ...

Researchers show that ultrasound paired with organic acids and tailored pre-treatments can selectively recover silver, copper, indium, tellurium and other ...

A new review shows that magnetically recoverable nanocatalysts combining iron oxide cores with palladium, copper, zinc, gold, or metal-free active ...

Researchers in Nigeria have used biochar made from discarded oil palm fingers to tailor the bandgap, refractive index, and optical ...

Chemists have developed an electrochemical three-component cascade that installs trideuteromethylthio groups onto enaminones, yielding compounds that can protect cells from ...

Researchers used an aqueous extract of Malabar spinach to synthesize manganese dioxide nanoparticles that showed potent antibacterial, antioxidant, and anticancer ...

Researchers have converted discarded Sukkary date seed oil into antimicrobial core-shell nanofibers that load ciprofloxacin with high efficiency and release ...