Handbook of Green Chemistry

The Handbook of Green Chemistry is a landmark publication in green chemistry. Edited by one of the inventors of the 12 principles of Green Chemistry, Paul Anastas, the Handbook of Green Chemistry is a one-stop resource covering green catalysis, green solvents and green processes. The Handbook of Green Chemistry covers highly topical areas in green chemistry such as feedstocks, green chemical engineering, green catalysis (homogeneous, heterogeneous and biocatalysis), separation techniques and solvents like supercritical fluids, ionic liquids and reactions in water. It covers the big environmental and product design issues faced by chemists such as how to make nanoscience greener, design safer, sustainable and less toxic chemicals and make chemical synthesis a greener and more sustainable process. The contents of the following print volumes are available online in the Handbook of Green Chemistry:Volume 1: Green Catalysis – Homogeneous CatalysisVolume 2: Green Catalysis – Heterogeneous CatalysisVolume 3: Green Catalysis – BiocatalysisVolume 4: Green Solvents – Supercritical SolventsVolume 5: Green Solvents – Reactions in WaterVolume 6: Green Solvents – Ionic LiquidsVolume 7: Green Processes – Green SynthesisVolume 8: Green Processes – Green NanoscienceVolume 9: Green Processes – Designing Safer Chemicals