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Lecture 1: Learning Objectives Imperial College
Lecture 1: Learning Objectives London
By the end of today's lecture you should:
(i) be able to define what is meant by the term Green Chemistry;
(ii) appreciate how Green Chemistry may be beneficial to industry;
(iii)understand that Green Chemistry is not an easy subject.
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking
we used to create them."
we used to create them."
Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
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So what is Green Chemistry? Imperial College
So what is Green Chemistry? London
Scenario:
Scenario:
Imagine you are at a party and you have to explain what
Imagine you are at a party and you have to explain what
Green Chemistry is to someone who isn't a chemist.
Green Chemistry is to someone who isn't a chemist.
What would words are you going to use to tell them?
What would words are you going to use to tell them?
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Brown Chemistry Imperial College
Brown Chemistry London
Is this the public perception
Is this the public perception
of the chemical industry?
of the chemical industry?
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Brown Chemistry Imperial College
Brown Chemistry London
Cuyahoga River
Cuyahoga River
1952 and 1969…
1952 and 1969…
…major fires also happened
…major fires also happened
in 1868 and 1936.
in 1868 and 1936.
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Brown Chemistry – the UK’s worst chemical accident Imperial College
Brown Chemistry – the UK’s worst chemical accident London
Flixborough 1974 40 tonnes cyclohexane released
Flixborough 1974 40 tonnes cyclohexane released
in 1 minute (225 °C, 10 atm)
in 1 minute (225 °C, 10 atm)
28 fatalities
28 fatalities
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