Prospect and application of green chemistry

Hadi Ahmari¹ Vahid Mohammadi² Samaneh Mohammadi³

1) Member of the faculty, Department of Chemical Chemistry, Ghouchan Azad University
2) Graduate student of chemical engineering, Ghowchan Azad University
3) Graduate Student, Azad University of Kashmar

IOI Code : XADA-CAHAC
Publication : The 6th International conference of Sciences and Engineering(6icesconf.com)
Abstract :
    Undoubtedly, as much as we can avoid using chemicals in our lives or preventing the release of such substances in nature, we have helped ourselves and the environment. But it seems that in these preventive strategies, which up There has not been a great deal of work to date, we must also think of ways more efficiently to change the way chemicals are made to reduce the harm they have caused to humans and the environment is one of those ways. Today, this new approach is called Green Chemistry. Green chemistry is the use of chemistry to reduce the source of pollutants. The definition covers all aspects of chemical processes that affect human health and the environment. A traditional concept in chemistry is the process of optimizing the performance of time and space. From our modern point of view, this limited view must be expanded, for example, toxic waste from natural resources can destroy the meaning of life for future generations. In addition, many raw materials for the production of chemicals are not a renewable source. The key issue is, what alternatives can be developed and used? In addition, we must ensure that future generations can also use these new options. Therefore, the ultimate goal of green chemistry is to increase the quality of life on a planet in a cleaner and safer way. In this research, the study of green chemistry, its goals and principles, and future perspectives are discussed.

Keywords : green chemistry renewable energy environment agricultural chemical pesticides