Green Chemistry
updated: 02.05.2018
Green chemistry is not considered a particular branch of chemistry. Instead, it is viewed as a philosophy of designing and performing chemical reactions and processes taking into account their environmental impact. It encompasses various disciplines of chemistry and chemical engineering with the common task of reducing the use of hazardous chemicals and minimizing the pollution from chemical reactions and their energy consumption.
Particular areas of research include organic and inorganic catalysis, use of environmentally benign solvents (such as water), development and utilization of clean reagents that produce no or little chemical waste.
Researchers:
Prof. Kol Moshe, Prof. Vigalok Arkadi.
Emeriti:
Other Research Fields
Events & Seminars
26
Mar
11:00
Special Biological & Soft Matter Seminar: Outstanding Student's Scientific Achievement Award Finalists Presentations
Kaplun Building, Flekser Hall 118
26
Mar
13:00
LMI Seminar: Ultrafast Photocurrents in a topological insulator
Shenkar Building, Holcblat Hall 007
27
Mar
15:00
Physical Chemistry Seminar: Charge Transport in DNA: From Fundamental Insights to Ultra-Sensitive Detection
Shenkar Building, Melamed Hall 006