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Green analytical chemistry

score of chromatographic methods combining solvent energy demand, solvent hazard and instrument energy use.

In green analytical chemistry, analytical method greenness score refers to score of chromatographic methods combining solvent energy demand, solvent hazard and instrument energy use. This meaning comes from Hicks (2019) in Green Chemistry.[1]

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References

Hicks, M. B., Farrell, W., Aurigemma, C., Lehmann, L., Weisel, L., Nadeau, K., Lee, H., Moraff, C., Wong, M., Huang, Y., & Ferguson, P. (2019). Making the move towards modernized greener separations: introduction of the analytical method greenness score (AMGS) calculator. Green Chemistry, 21(7), 1816-1826. https://doi.org/10.1039/c8gc03875a

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