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Updating and further expanding GSK's solvent sustainability guide
Green Chemistry · 2016 · Vol. 18(13) · pp. 3879–3890
Catherine M. Alder(Green Chemistry)John Hayler(Age UK)Richard K. HendersonAnikó M. Redman(Green Chemistry)Lena Shukla(North Hertfordshire College)Leanna E. Shuster✉(Green Chemistry)Helen F. Sneddon✉(Green Chemistry)
Abstract
Updated methodology and scoring of the sustainability credentials of a total of 154 solvents, including 44 new additions.
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