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pot economy: a standalone construct

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pot economy1 CONSTRUCTPot economyHAYASHI · GREEN CHEMISTRY

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Green chemistry

design goal of running several reaction steps in one vessel to cut purification, solvent use and waste.

In green chemistry, pot economy refers to design goal of running several reaction steps in one vessel to cut purification, solvent use and waste. This meaning comes from Hayashi (2016) in Chemical Science.[1]

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References

  1. Hayashi, Y. (2016). Pot economy and one-pot synthesis. Chemical Science, 7(2), 866-880. https://doi.org/10.1039/c5sc02913a

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