RSC Green Chemistry Series
Series Editors
Professor James Clark
Editor in Chief
Green Chemistry Centre
Chemistry Department
University of York
Heslington
York
YO10 5DD
Website:
Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence at York 
Professor George Kraus
Department of Chemistry
Iowa State University
Iowa 50011-3111
United States of America
Professor dr. ir. Andrzej Stankiewicz
Chair of Intensified Reaction and Separation Systems
Delft University of Technology
Leeghwaterstraat 44
2628 CA Delft, The Netherlands
Professor Peter Seidl
Professor, Graduate Program on Technology of Chemical and Biochemical Processes, EQ/UFRJ
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Professor Yuan Kou
College of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China
About the Series
The RSC is pleased to announce the launch of a new book series on Green Chemistry. Green Chemistry is one of the most important and rapidly growing concepts in modern chemistry. Through national awards and funding programmes, national and international course, networks and conferences, and a dedicated RSC journal, Green Chemistry is now widely recognised as being important in all of the chemical sciences and technologies, and in industry as well as in education and research. The RSC Green Chemistry book series is a timely and unique venture aimed at providing high level research books at the cutting edge of Green Chemistry.
Main Features
- The books will be invaluable to industrialists, researchers and academics worldwide as well as others interested in the practical means that are being used to reduce the environmental impact of chemical processes and products
- Topics covered will include Green Chemistry Metrics; Chemicals from Biomass; Greener Pharmaceutical Products; Alternative Energy Sources; Green Chemistry in Water; Intensive Chemical Processing; Catalyst Heterogenisation; Organic Synthesis using Green Chemistry Methods; Greener Plastics; Oxidations using Green Chemistry; Green Chemistry in Analytical Science; Green Chemistry in Cleaning; Green Chemistry using Biological Systems; Solvent-Free Synthesis; Green Separation Processes; Solid Acids Catalysts; Solid Bases; Chemistry in Non-volatile Media; The Chemistry of Fuel Cells; Environmental Law and Regulations; Evaluating Environmental Impact
- Intended to provide an accessible reference for professionals and researchers in academia and industry
- Fully referenced to the primary literature
Contributing to the Series
If you are interested in contributing to the series, please contact the commissioning editor, Merlin Fox at the address below:
Dr Merlin Fox
Commissioning Editor
Royal Society of Chemistry,
Thomas Graham House,
Milton Road Science Park,
Cambridge,
CB4 0WF
Downloadable Files
RSC Green Chemistry Series Flyer
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