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Mechanochemistry, a perfect green chemistry tool

Date
March 20, 2024
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Although the history of mechanochemistry goes back centuries, with the rapid growth of articles about it, it is becoming clear that this once obscure discipline is becoming increasingly mainstream. There are many reasons for this, some are interested in improved laboratory safety as well as simpler, cheaper reaction procedures that allow for more efficient use of research time resulting in increased productivity. Many of the fundamental principles that govern this technique are still absent from the literature, especially with respect to organic synthesis. This method has been shown to have a significant impact in the area of green chemistry. This approach offers an opportunity to perform many of the same organic reactions in a solvent-free manner. What we have learned over the years is that many of the fundamental rules that govern solution-based reactions also govern mechanochemical reactions. During this presentation, we will unlock some of the secrets of mechanochemical processes and show how it has impacted the field of green chemistry.

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Speaker Image for Mennatullah Mokhtar
Graduate Student, University of Cincinnati

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