Tag: green chemistry

Chemists have harnessed the mechanical force of ball milling to generate carbon radicals that selectively couple benzyl halides with unactivated ...

Researchers have built a ruthenium catalyst anchored to iron-nitrogen-carbon sites that synthesizes ammonia at 400 degrees Celsius and 1 megapascal ...

Indian chemists have used a green microwave-assisted one-pot reaction to synthesize fused pyrano-thiazole derivatives, one of which shows potent antitubercular ...

Researchers combined supercritical CO2, a food-grade deep eutectic solvent, and microwave heating to recover highly soluble, antioxidant-rich protein from avocado ...

Chemists report that the fluorinated solvent HFIP alone can promote a one-pot, catalyst-free synthesis of biologically important pyran derivatives in ...

Researchers have engineered E. coli strains carrying up to 15 nitroreductase gene deletions that retain and biosynthesize diverse nitroaromatic compounds, ...

A lithium-stabilized platinum single-atom catalyst driven by combined light and heat converts methanol into hydrogen and formaldehyde with a record ...

A green chemistry study of Turkish Ayvalık and Gemlik olive leaves shows that ultrasound-assisted extraction yields rosmarinic acid-rich extracts with ...

University of Tennessee researchers are combining plant-derived nanocellulose with metal-organic frameworks to create portable materials that detect and break down ...

Researchers in Bangladesh have shown that water extracts of discarded orange and pineapple peels can match conventional toxic reducing agents ...