Titlebook: Chemistry of Waste Minimization; J. H. Clark (Professor of Chemistry) Book 1995 Chapman & Hall 1995 catalysis.chemistry.environment.indust

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Polymer-supported synthesis,of applications where polymer supports have proved invaluable has expanded enormously in the last decade or so, and to review comprehensively even the limited area of polymer-supported reagents, catalysts and protected groups [1] would be a major undertaking. This chapter will not therefore attempt

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Industrial synthesis of optically active compounds, activity was defined as the ability of a substance to rotate the plane of polarisation of light. Some years later, his student, Louis Pasteur [2] proposed that this optical activity of certain organic compounds was a consequence of their molecular asymmetry, that produces non-super-imposable mirror

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Electrochemical aspects of chemical waste minimisation,reas are in the treatment of effluents and in recycling. Under the general umbrella of electrochemical technologies for waste minimisation, there are three broad categories of processes: direct and indirect electrochemical processes and electrochemically driven separations. Although invariably used

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Polymer recycling,lity have contributed to the dramatic growth in the demand for, and hence production of, plastics. However, the events since the 1970s have stimulated the demand for these synthetic materials still further, and of particular importance were the drives for lightweighting and energy conservation in th