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Who helped the creator of Green Chemistry create Green Chemistry?
What does Green Chemistry do?
Removes pollution on a molecular level.
Where was Green Chemistry invented?
The EPA Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxins.
Why is it called Green Chemistry?
It has to do with helping the environment which is associated with the color green.
When was green chemistry invented?
Who uses Green Chemistry in everyday life?
Green Dry cleaning of clothes.
What is the use of Green Chemistry?
Reducing pollution by targeting the source
What country was Green Chemistry invented?
The USA.
Why was Green Chemistry invented?
It was a response to the Pollution prevention Act of 1990.
What is another name for Green Chemistry?
Who invented Green Chemistry?
Paul Anastas
What is Green Chemistry?
Designing chemical products to reduce dangerous substances.
Where will Green Chemistry be used?
Across the life cycle of a chemical product.
Why is Green Chemistry used?
To prevent and reduce pollution.
When is Green Chemistry used?
In the design, making, and disposal of chemicals.
The creator of Green Chemistry is also called what?
The father of Green Chemistry.
What areas of chemistry does Green Chemistry apply to?
All areas of chemistry.
Where will Green Chemistry not be used?
Nuclear Chemistry.
Why are the Green Chemistry principles important?
To lower the effects of chemicals on the health of the people.
The 1940s.
Who did the EPA team up with to fund Green Chemistry research?
The U.S. National Science Foundation
What are the principles of Green Chemistry?
Prevention, Atom Economy, Safer chemicals, Less Hazardous chemical synthesis, Safer Solvents, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Feedstocks, Reduce derivatives, Degradation, Catalysis, Accident prevention, Pollution prevention.
Where were environmental laws proposed?
The Stockholm conference.
Why were the principals how Green Chemistry adapted?
To fit Green Analytical Chemistry.
How did most Chemical industries feel about the sustainable actions that were being used.
They did not like the development of these actions.