International Research Journal of Education and Technology

The green chemistry is a fast-developing technology and become a very appealing subject for academic and industrial systems. Sustainable techniques often include hazardous solvents with innocuous ones so that the latter may be included in a particular process. The green analytical chemistry is the most well-known field of study. The main topics covered in this article are the principles of green chemistry, specifics regarding safe and hazardous solvents and their reaction conditions, sustainable synthesis, catalysis, and, lastly, the industrial applications of green chemistry in the production of food, energy, water treatment, and educational materials and difficulties in the area of green chemistry. This article offers instances of green chemistry that significantly improve the sustainability of industrial processes and makes recommendations for appropriate actions that support green chemistry production in a widely accepted way.

Keywords: Synthesis, catalysis, solvents, hazardous, pollutions.