Sustainable Industrial Chemistry (PDF)

FROM GREEN TO SUSTAINBABLE INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY Principles of Green Chemistry, and of Sustainable Chemistry and Risk Sustainable Chemical Production and REACH International Chemicals Policy and Sustainability Sustainable Chemistry and Inherently Safer Design A Vision and Roadmap for Sustainability through Chemistry METHODS AND TOOLS OF SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY: CATALYSIS Catalysis as Enabling Factor of Sustainable Chemical Production Homogeneous Catalysis and the Role of Multi-Phase Operations Bio- and Bio-Inspired Catalysts Solid Acids and Bases Redox Catalysis Cascade and Domino Catalytic Reactions Multicomponent Catalytic Reactions Organocatalysis METHODS AND TOOLS OF SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY: PROCESS INTENSIFICATION Alternative Sources and Forms of Energy for Process Intensification Micro(structured) Reactors MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES AT THE SERVICE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVLOPMENT THROUGH PROCESS INTENSIFICATION From the Definitions to the Function: A Few Fundamental Ideas The Need for More Integrated Views on Materials and Process Conditions The Use of Hybrid Processes and New Operating Modes: The Key to Many Problems Safe Management of Membrane Integration in Industrial Processes: A Huge Challenge ACCOUNTING FOR CHEMICAL SUSTAINABILITY Ecological Footprint Ecological Indicators Metrics for Environmental Analysis and Eco-Efficiency Sustainability Accounting E-Factor and Atom Economy Energy Intensity Environmental Impact Indicators Sustainable Chemical Production Metrics Life Cycle Tools THE SYNTHESIS OF PROPENE OXIDE: A SUCCESSFUL EXAMPLE OF SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY Current Industrial Propene Oxide Production The PO-Only Routes: Several Approaches for Sustainable Alternatives THE SYNTHESIS OF ADIPIC ACID: ON THE WAY TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION The Adipic Acid Market Current Technologies for AA Production More Sustainable Alternatives for AA Production Emerging and Developing Technologies for AA Production An Overview: Several Possible Green

Professor Fabrizio Cavani received his PhD in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Bologna in 1986. From 1986 to 1990 he worked at the Catalysis Centre of EniChem, where he investigated new catalysts for the oxychlorination of ethylene and for the Alkylation of benzene with propene, and gave technical assistance to the catalysts production division. In 1990 he joined the Catalytic Processes Development team at the University of Bologna becoming Associate Professor of Industrial Chemistry there in 2000. Hee is author of over 200 journal articles, 25 patents, two books on catalytic selective oxidation and one book on the development and management of chemical processes and is the editor of 4 special journal issues. he is on the board of the Italian Platform for Sustainable Chemistry.

Professor Gabriele Centi is Full Professor of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Messina and a past President of the European Federation of Catalysis Societies. He is the Coordinator of the Network of Excellence IDECAT and Co-Director of the European Laboratory for Catalysis and Surface Science and President of ERIC (European Research Institute of Catalysis). His research activities lie in the development of industrial heterogeneous catalysts for the field of sustainable chemical processes, environmental protection and clean energy. He is author of over 260 journal articles, editor and/or author of 7 books, editor of 7 special issues, chairman of several International Congresses and Editor of the Wiley-VCH journal ChemSusChem. He is also a Core Team member for the European Technology Platform for Sustainable Chemistry.

Professor Siglinda Perathoner is Associate Professor of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Messina. After some years experience in the field of photophysics and photochemistry of supramolecular systems, she moved to the area of catalysts. In 2001 she joined the University of Messina where her most recent research interest include nanostructured

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