Green Chemistry is delighted to announce that our latest themed collection, Green Liquids and Solvents, is now online and free to access until 7th February 2027. Guest Edited by Zhenzhen Yang (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA), Kecheng Jie (Nanjing University) and Jessica Rimsza (Sandia National Laboratories, USA).
About this Collection
Sustainable liquid media play a crucial role in separation, catalysis, energy storage, and beyond. Ionic liquids (ILs), deep eutectic solvents (DESs), water, supercritical fluids, and bio-based solvents remain at the forefront of green chemistry, demonstrating transformative properties across diverse applications. Recent research has explored innovative strategies to integrate these solvents with other material categories, unlocking new functionalities.
This themed collection showcases recent advances in sustainable liquid technologies, with a particular emphasis on green synthesis strategies, facile fabrication techniques, advanced characterization methods, computational modelling, theoretical frameworks, fundamental structure-function investigations, and cutting-edge applications in separation, catalysis, energy storage, and beyond.
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Explore a selection of articles from the collection below, or discover the complete collection here.
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