Saturday, 13 November 2004: 1:10 PM-5:05 PM | |||
Sandhills (Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Convention Center) | |||
Green Chemistry and Manufacturing | |||
| It is an alarming fact that most research and development programs accomplish scientific breakthroughs at the expense of the environment. A growing number of costly environmental regulations and restrictions coupled with evidence of undesirable environmental effects related to current patterns of industrialization make environmental performance a bottom line criterion for conducting research. Green chemistry methodologies have achieved remarkable success in academia and industry at reducing or eliminating hazardous wastes and by-products, without sacrificing scientific innovation and creativity. This symposium will feature cutting-edge applications of green chemistry in the areas of electronics and semiconductor chemistries, organic chemistry, polymers, and catalysis. | |||
| Organizers: | Joseph M. DeSimone Darlene Taylor | ||
| Presider: | Joseph DeSimone | ||
| 1:10 PM | Introductory Remarks | ||
| 1:20 PM | 681 | Environmentally Benign Oxidation Catalysis by Transition Metal Compounds Daryle H. Busch | |
| 2:00 PM | 682 | Designing green oxidation technologies Terry Collins | |
| 2:40 PM | 683 | Copper Chemical Mechanical Planarization: Electrochemical Aspects Carol A. Bessel, Joseph M DeSimone, Ginger M. Denison, Amber Evans, Dorothy Skaf, Royce Murray | |
| 3:20 PM | Break | ||
| 3:40 PM | 684 | Green Fluorine Chemistry and Manufacturing: Case Studies from a Long-Term University-Industry Collaboration Richard E. Fernandez, Jon L. Howell, Joseph S. Thrasher | |
| 4:20 PM | 685 | Green Chemistry and Materials Chemistry: Molecular Mechanisms and Pollution Prevention John C. Warner | |
| 5:00 PM | Concluding Remarks | ||
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