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Sustainable Chemistry and Mechanochemistry Research Institute

Mechanochemistry has a truly unique potential to lead to "green" and sustainable chemical reactions at academic and industrial scales. Mechanochemical reactions can be conducted without solvents (or with drastically reduced amounts), so considerably less chemical waste and environmental pollution are generated. Mechanochemical reactions are typically cheaper, safer, and considerably faster than solution reactions. The use of water is also reduced.

Our Research Focus

  • The investigation of mechanochemical reaction mechanisms using in situ (real time) kinetics monitoring techniques.

  • Application and development of software for in situ kinetic data analysis.

  • The design and discovery of innovative mechanochemical processes and reactions.

  • Application of solid-state techniques for the characterization of mechanochemical products.

  • Contribute to minimize the environmental impact of chemical processes, and promote sustainable, "green" chemistry practices in academic and industrial settings.

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Publications & Highlights

Explore scientific publications that report recent advancements in mechanochemistry, its potential for sustainable chemistry, and the investigation of its chemical mechanisms.

Outstanding Advantages, Current Drawbacks, and Significant Recent Developments in Mechanochemistry: A Perspective View

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Sustainable Chemistry and Mechanochemistry Research Institute

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