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DOZN1 CONSTRUCTDOZNDEVIERNO KREUDER · GREEN

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Green chemistry

scoring system that groups the twelve principles into resource use, energy efficiency and hazard to compare greener alternative products.

In green chemistry, DOZN refers to scoring system that groups the twelve principles into resource use, energy efficiency and hazard to compare greener alternative products. This meaning comes from DeVierno Kreuder (2017) in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering.[1]

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  1. DeVierno Kreuder, A., House-Knight, T., Whitford, J., Ponnusamy, E., Miller, P., Jesse, N., Rodenborn, R., Sayag, S., Gebel, M., Aped, I., Sharfstein, I., Manaster, E., Ergaz, I., Harris, A., & Nelowet Grice, L. (2017). A Method for Assessing Greener Alternatives between Chemical Products Following the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 5(4), 2927-2935. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.6b02399

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