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Green Chemistry

Greening Across the Chemistry Curriculum English | Versión en Español | Versão em Português (Brasil)

A Project with major funding from The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Special Grant Program in the Chemical Sciences. Additional funding was provided by the ACS/EPA Green Chemistry Educational Materials Development Project and the University of Scranton.

Green Module for Advanced Organic Chemistry

Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution: Some new greenchemistry for an old reaction

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Green Chemistry

Greening Across the Chemistry Curriculum English | Versión en Español | Versão em Português (Brasil)

Green Module for Advanced Organic Chemistry

Powerpoint Presentation

Please direct comments and suggestions to the author of the module or to:

Michael C. Cann

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