Green Chemistry Approaches to the Synthesis of Pharmaceutical Intermediates: Minimizing Environmental Impact
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https://doi.org/10.36676/mdjc.v1.i1.1Keywords:
Green chemistry, Pharmaceutical intermediates, Environmental impact, Sustainability, Renewable feedstocksAbstract
The application of green chemistry principles in the synthesis of pharmaceutical intermediates, aiming to minimize environmental impact. Green chemistry emphasizes the design of chemical processes that reduce hazardous substances, waste generation, and energy consumption. By incorporating these principles, researchers seek to mitigate pollution, enhance sustainability, and promote eco-friendly manufacturing. Key strategies include the use of renewable feedstocks, catalysis, solvent-free and aqueous conditions, and efficient synthetic routes. Case studies demonstrate successful implementation, highlighting reduced environmental impact without compromising efficiency or product quality. Additionally, the importance of green metrics and sustainability assessments in process evaluation is discussed.
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