Research Articles
Sparks in a Mist: How Simple Water Droplets Are Revolutionizing Material Science
Discover how sprayed aqueous microdroplets enable spontaneous synthesis of functional microgels without toxic chemicals or external power sources.
Molecular Lock and Key: Crafting Custom Membranes to Capture Nature's Ingredients
Explore the science of Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (MIPs) and the innovative PA6/PSMA-OA membrane for selective separation of oleanolic acid using green chemistry approaches.
Beyond Boiling Point: How Supercritical Fluids are Revolutionizing Polymer Science
Explore how supercritical carbon dioxide is transforming polymer science with eco-friendly manufacturing solutions for advanced materials.
Unlocking Nature's Pharmacy: The Green Speed of Microwave Extraction
Discover how Microwave-Assisted Extraction revolutionizes plant compound extraction with speed, efficiency, and environmental benefits.
Light-Powered Factories: How Nano-Hybrids Are Revolutionizing Green Chemistry
Discover how nanoscale covalent organic frameworks and polyoxometalates are transforming chemical manufacturing through photocatalytic NADH regeneration.
Beyond the Petrochemical Age: How Chemical Engineers Are Rewriting the Rules of Sustainability
Exploring how chemical engineers are transforming sustainability through innovative processes and technologies showcased at ICGSCE 2014.
The Hidden Chemistry That Powers Your Shampoo: Unlocking 1,2-Epoxydodecane
Explore how 1,2-epoxydodecane's solvolysis enables greener surfactants and sustainable materials through its reactive epoxide ring chemistry.
The Silent Symphony of Molecules: How Grinding Sparks a Green Polymer Revolution
Discover how mechanochemistry is revolutionizing PLA synthesis through solvent-free, energy-efficient methods for sustainable polymers and drug delivery systems.
The Green Fire Shield: How Ionic Liquids Are Revolutionizing Flame Safety
Exploring how ionic liquids are transforming flame retardant technology with eco-friendly solutions for batteries, polymers, and construction materials.